May
09

Glover Tango combines faithful renditions of early 20th century tangos, milongas, and waltzes with original compositions in the classic style

May
10

Luis Ibanez - guitar and vocals, Greg Jones - guitar and vocals, and - Daniel Durham - acoustic bass, play tangos, boleros, waltzes, and bossa nova

May
11

ZAFRA is a duo composed of Javier Jara, in guitar and main vocals, and Carlos Ufret, main guitar and vocals specializing in folk and pop music from all over Latin-America--from México and the Caribbean heading South through Brazil, all the way down to Tierra de Fuego.

May
13

Guitarist and compose Stephen Selvey plays bossa nova, flamenco, and spanish classical.

May
16

Tango. Performed by Adam Carney (harp guitar) and Mike Maddux (accordion).

May
17

The trio Two to One features three veterans of Austin music scene: Brazilian musicians Tonico Vanalli and Sergio Santos, and Puerto Rican New Yorker Felipe Borero. Together they mix trombone and flugelhorn, guitar,vocals and percussion on an eclectic range of tunes from Brazil,the Caribbean and Latin America, as well as the english-language songbook, coloring the music with jazz and latin rhythms and harmonies.

May
18

Frederico Geib (guitar and vocals), Greg Jones (guitar and vocals) and Mike Longoria (percussion) deliver sounds that flow through Bossa Nova, Samba, Rock, Soul, Reggae, Funk, and Jazz

May
20

Jazz, bossa nova and Spanish boleros played in guitar, double bass and vocals

May
23

Golden era tangos, milongas and old jazz songs played on piano

May
24

Instrumental Flamenco-Latin-Jazz trio (Spanish guitar, Upright bass and percussion)

May
25

Sarah (vocals), Frank (guitar), and Mike (percussion) visit the soundscape of their homeland bringing us their soft side, playing Bossa novas, slow sambas and a variety of traditional and modern Brazilian music, ranging from artists such as Tom Jobim to Marisa Monte with everything else in between

May
27

Mauricio Callejas’ music is influenced by popular rhythms of his native El Salvador and the rest of Latin America with special emphasis in Central America music. His compositions are meaningful and touching, they are blended with rhythms that delight the audiences and invite them to discover that Cumbia, Latin Jazz, Rock, Parranda, Salsa, Calypso are just a few of the elements in the variety of his repertoire

May
30

May
31

The trio Two to One features three veterans of Austin music scene: Brazilian musicians Tonico Vanalli and Sergio Santos, and Puerto Rican New Yorker Felipe Borero. Together they mix trombone and flugelhorn, guitar,vocals and percussion on an eclectic range of tunes from Brazil,the Caribbean and Latin America, as well as the english-language songbook, coloring the music with jazz and latin rhythms and harmonies