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SUMMARY:Zandhunga - Live Latin Music
URL:http://www.harbourliving.ca/event/zandhunga-live-latin-music/
LOCATION:Cumberland Hotel :: 2714 Dunsmuir Ave. Cumberland, 
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:<p>Join us for an evening of live Latin music. The dance floor is sure to get cooking as this Latin ensemble takes to the stage. Zandhunga delivers a signature mix of high-energy salsa classics, peppered with cumbias, cha-cha-chas, and more, all for your listening and/or dancing pleasure.</p>=0D=0A=
<p>Follow Zandhunga on Facebook: facebook.com/zandhungaband</p>=0D=0A=
<p>About Zandhunga: Zandhunga is a Vancouver Island based ensemble that has toured internationally, bringing their lively and infectious music to happy audiences as far away as Taiwan. Mexican-born percussionist and lead vocalist in the group is Oscar Robles Diaz who grew up to the sweet sounds of salsa as a boy. He says it&rsquo;s an absolute pleasure to play Latin music in Canada and see Latinos and non-Latinos alike feeling the fire of the rhythms.</p>=0D=0A=
<p>His slick grooves and killer solos are backed by the bass stylings of Brittany Christina Bowman &lsquo;Britt de la Luna&rsquo; and the mesmerizing montunos of keyboardist Kelly Thomas &lsquo;La Tomasa&rsquo;. Amid multiple voices, the horn section is happening with the fantastic stylings of Jeff &ldquo;el Jefe&rdquo; Agopsowicz on slide trombone and Jake &ldquo;Jacobo&rdquo; Masri on trumpet. Zandhunga&rsquo;s repertoire includes original compositions and modern hits as well as a high-dosage of classic 70's style salsa with tribute paid to such legends as the Queen of salsa - Celia Cruz, as well as Hector Lavoe, Willie Colon, Joe Arroyo and Oscar D'Leon, amongst others. Cumbias, merengues and cha-cha-chas are also in the mix.</p>=0D=0A=
<p>Whether performing large-scale festivals, intimate lounges or clubs, weddings and other private functions to high-profile corporate events, Zandhunga is always the perfect complement to any occasion. Zandhunga -&lsquo;pronounced &lsquo;San-DUNE-gah&rsquo; is a variation of the spelling &lsquo;Zandunga&rsquo; or &lsquo;Sandunga.&rsquo; Traditionally in Mexico, the word means charm or enchantment and is a type of folkloric dance from Oaxaca. But colloquially across Latin-America, &lsquo;Zandhunga&rsquo; has come to be equivalent to the word &lsquo;salero&rsquo; or flavour. The legendary queen of salsa, Celia Cruz, was known to shout out the word &lsquo;Zandhunga&rsquo; in the middle of live performances, adding ever more fire to her band&rsquo;s driving rhythms and searing-hot solos.</p>
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