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Noche Azul: Mas Boleros

Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 4:00 am

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Release Date: 2008-08-13

Cantante/songwriter Azul returns to the Esperanza with Mas Boleros, her monthly concert series that features a celebration of song, story, y amor. The audience at last month’s packed affair was treated to performances by renowned jazz musicians Bett Butler and Joël Dilley, who will again accompany Azul as she further explores the different influences and paths this traditional romantic and endearing style has taken. $5 suggested donation, 8pm, Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, 922 San Pedro,
(210) 228-0201.

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