23/03/2026
Next up at Chycara Estate in the Barn Hall in the Metronome series is the Cuban band "The Latin Bridge" who play a variety of Cuban grooves
The Latin Bridge are the Quartet - Sergio Marciano Pereda (guitar/vocals) Cristiano Rocha Assis (trumpet), Aldofredo Pulido (bass) and Yosmany González García (percussion). Formed by Sergio Marciano Pereda in 2016 they bring the soul of Latin Music from Cuba alive - music that is vibrant, dynamic, rich in rhythm, and rooted in the huge variety of styles from Cuba’s folk traditions. Infectious dance grooves include Salsa, Bossa Nova, Rumba, Son and song and the passionate Boleros ballads.
“From intimate whispers to full-throttle rhythm, the band delivers a journey through sound that is both thrilling and heartfelt”.
The diverse styles of Latin American music offer a musical journey through different cultures and histories, enriching the global music world with its vibrant rhythms and soulful melodies. Its roots can be traced back to the colonisation of the Americas by Spain, bringing with it European musical traditions. When blended with African rhythms and the indigenous musical heritage of the Americas, a unique and colourful music was created. In essence, the diversity, rhythm, and danceable nature of Latin music make it a much loved genre that transcends linguistic and cultural barriers. Its ability to evoke emotions, inspire movement, and tell compelling stories through music is why Latin American music is so cherished by people around the world. Here is a taster of what you can expect: