(SOLD OUT) CONFLUENCES | Laura Lambuley & Quintet (Windowcast)
About this Event
5479 San Amaro Dr, Coral Gables, FL 33146
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!
Jorge Glem, cuatro
Javier Espinoza, bass
Juan Miguel Sossa, bandola llanera
Adolfo Herrera, percussion
Juan Ernesto Laya, maracas
In collaboration with South Arts and supported by the National Endowment for the Arts.
Blending Colombian and Venezuelan traditions with classical music and jazz rhythms, Latin GRAMMY Award-winning artist Laura Lambuley shares the stage with other distinguished Latin GRAMMY artists. It will be an evening of cultural fusion, celebrating Miami’s vibrant music scene.
SEP 28, 2024 / 7:30 P.M.
Clarke Recital Hall
$30 $25 $15
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ABOUT LAURA LAMBULEY
Laura Lambuley, a Latin GRAMMY Award-Winning pianist, composer, and producer, seamlessly blends her Colombian heritage with a deep passion for the piano. Her musical journey gained international recognition with the release of “Llano en Blanco y Negro” (2008), recognized in prominent academic papers in Colombia for its innovation and representation of the New Colombian music. Her second album, “Mestizo,” recorded in the United States in collaboration with artists like The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, brought accolades, including winning the prestigious ICETEX scholarship, a Latin GRAMMY, and securing the South Arts Awards-Jazz Road Creative Residency Grant in 2023.
Laura actively engages in academia through constant research, guest lectures at universities, and private instruction, while captivating audiences worldwide with her distinctive fusion of Colombian regional music and jazz. As a soloist and with her ensemble, Laura has graced stages in Colombia, Spain, Mexico, Jamaica, and the United States. Co-founding L Music, a hub for creativity and education in music, Laura continues to push boundaries. Amidst her illustrious career, Laura is in the exciting process of recording her third album, “Confluences,” a testament to her commitment to musical diversity, creativity, and hard work.
