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THE SCENE

Joaquin Nunez & Habana Safari

Small Arms Inspection Building

1352 Lakeshore Rd East - Mississauga

Sat 31st October, 8:30 PM

Ismael Rivera

"Desfile de negrura, de la pura que viene de allá abajo. Las caras lindas de mi gente negra, son un vacilón "

Hector Lavoe

"Yo te canto de la vida, olvida tus penas y tus dolores. Baila si quieres bailar, canta si quieres cantar, mamá"

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Mario y Su Timbeko: Llegó lo que tú esperabas

There is something about watching Mario “Mayito” Salomón behind the timbales that immediately gets your attention. The quality of his playing, his voice and the way he leads the band are impressive on their own, but seeing him bring all three together is something else. Timbeko's arrangements are full of cuts, changes and rhythmic details, yet Mario makes even the most difficult passages feel natural. That was probably what impressed me most when I saw Mario y su Timbeko at L

Sep 25

Juan de Marcos González and the Afro-Cuban All Stars

Juan de Marcos González was born in Havana in 1954 and grew up close to Cuban music. His father, Marcos González, sang with Arsenio Rodríguez, so that musical tradition was part of his world from an early age. In 1976, Juan de Marcos co-founded Sierra Maestra, beginning a long journey with Cuban son that would eventually lead to something much bigger. Years later came the Afro-Cuban All Stars, a project built around bringing different generations of Cuban musicians together.

Sep 16

Joaquín Núñez & HABANA Safari

Cuban-Canadian percussionist, drummer, composer and educator Joaquín Núñez Hidalgo has been surrounded by music from an early age. Born and raised in Cuba, Joaquín began playing percussion at five. His father, Porfirio Núñez, was a singer and guitarist who performed with Brisas de Nipe, one of Cuba's long-established orchestras. Growing up in that environment gave him an early connection to Afro-Cuban rhythms and the popular sounds of the island. His professional career start

Sep 4

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ABOUT

Muralla de Bronce is a cultural project committed to the diffusion of salsa and Afro‑Latin rhythms.

We share the music that moves us and keeps salsa culture alive.

This purpose guides everything we do.

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HOW IT STARTED

The Muralla de Bronce project began in 2007 in Cali, Colombia, born from a magical moment shared between my wife Elizabeth, my son's godfather Luisito, and me as we listened to the rhythms of salsa music.

Our vision was to create a Salsa Bar (Salsoteca) where people could listen to and enjoy music, keeping the spirit of salsa alive. We named it Muralla de Bronce in honor of Ismael Rivera, el sonero mayor (the greatest sonero), one of the most influential and iconic figures in Latin American salsa culture.

We’ve had so many fun times, unforgettable memories, and lots of laughs along the way. Check out our gallery section to see some of those moments.

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muralladebronceca@gmail.com

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