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Event
- Title:
- Calaca Café
- When:
- 10.18.2023 06.00PM - 11.00PM
- Where:
- Crescent Ballroom - Phoenix
- Category:
- Music Events
Description
Crescent Ballroom Presents
CALACA CAFÉ
a benefit for Cultural Coalition
featuring
QVLN
ZÚM ZÚM ZÚM
POWERDRIVE
EXPAROXISMO
DJ SUNNY Z
Wednesday, October 18th 2023
Doors at 6:00 / Show at 7:15
21+
Advance Price: $25 + fees
Day of Show Price: $30 + fees
Baila con los muertos, at the Calaca Café!
Party with giant dancing puppets and Cucui trouble makers, for a historical Zúm Zúm Zúm reunion fundraiser concert and album release fiesta that features a musical line-up of global rhythms from some of the Valleys most popular bands!
Audiences will be the first to hear Zarco’s new record debuting in October, produced by Sergio Mendoza. A Valley favorite in the 80s and 90s, the legendary Zúm Zúm Zúm was known for their high energy samba/batucadas, spicy salsa, reggae and cumbias. Opening the night with the vibrant DJ Sunny Z and closing the evening is QVLN with his blue electric violin playing his own brand of world music.
The night will also feature local band Enparoxismo, an English/Spanish musical project with experimental Latin Rock and colorful characters in costumes that mix Aztec with punk fashions. Followed by longtime Valley favorite Power Drive, a 7-piece bi-lingual and bi-cultural band that mixes contemporary pop and Latin music. Bring your dancing shoes!
This one-night only concert benefits local non-profit Cultural Coalition and the work we do with Chicano, Indigenous, and BIPOC artists, including our free daily after school arts programs provided to underserved youth in the Valley.
Party with giant dancing puppets and Cucui trouble makers, for a historical Zúm Zúm Zúm reunion fundraiser concert and album release fiesta that features a musical line-up of global rhythms from some of the Valleys most popular bands!
Audiences will be the first to hear Zarco’s new record debuting in October, produced by Sergio Mendoza. A Valley favorite in the 80s and 90s, the legendary Zúm Zúm Zúm was known for their high energy samba/batucadas, spicy salsa, reggae and cumbias. Opening the night with the vibrant DJ Sunny Z and closing the evening is QVLN with his blue electric violin playing his own brand of world music.
The night will also feature local band Enparoxismo, an English/Spanish musical project with experimental Latin Rock and colorful characters in costumes that mix Aztec with punk fashions. Followed by longtime Valley favorite Power Drive, a 7-piece bi-lingual and bi-cultural band that mixes contemporary pop and Latin music. Bring your dancing shoes!
This one-night only concert benefits local non-profit Cultural Coalition and the work we do with Chicano, Indigenous, and BIPOC artists, including our free daily after school arts programs provided to underserved youth in the Valley.
