Some music is born to travel. Habaneras are one of them. They crossed the Atlantic from a Havana of mixed heritage, where the European contradanza was seduced by African rhythms, and ended up conquering theaters, plazas, and competitions around the world. This summer, that journey continues with Hots Abesbatza, who will bring the emotion, delicacy, and power of a genre that demands both sensitivity and choral excellence from Oñati to Murcia.
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Some music is born to travel. Habaneras are one of them. They crossed the Atlantic from a Havana of mixed heritage, where the European contradanza was seduced by African rhythms, and ended up conquering theaters, plazas, and competitions around the world. This summer, that journey continues with Hots Abesbatza, who will bring the emotion, delicacy, and power of a genre that demands both sensitivity and choral excellence from Oñati to Murcia.