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“A World class orchestra and
performance”
- Performance Review
The
explosive 18-piece orchestra Mucho Mambo boasts
Sydney’s best known Jazz and Latin musicians. Mucho Mambo transports
the audience back to the big, bold and brassy Latin sounds of the 40s, 50s
and 60s. This unique musical experience showcases the golden era of Latin
music featuring the music of giants such as Machito, Perez Prado,
Mongo Santamaria, Tito Puente, Tito Rodriguez, as well
as modern groups such as Cubanismo and The Afro Cuban Allstars
and the more light-hearted mambos of Dean Martin and Perry Como.
Full
of excitement and fun, the Mucho Mambo orchestra’s stylish performance
will have you tapping your toes and grooving to the timeless sounds of
Mambo. This music is ideal for any age group and for those who want to
really make a memorable night.
A
musical and visual spectacle not to be missed!
“World
Class”
Since their
brilliant debut at The Basement in Sydney in August 2002, they have wowed
audiences at the Latin Fiesta in Sydney's Darling Harbour 2002 and 2003 and
the Global Village Festival on New Years Eve at Hyde Park.
Be
transported to the funky sounds of Latin New York!
A completely irresistible spectacle that needs to be
experienced to be believed!
'Mucho Mambo' are explosive on stage
with a full line-up of brass, Latin percussion, sexy movers and frontman ‘El
Martillo’ conducting the orchestra in funky Latin style. Mucho Mambo hit the
ground running with energetic tightly paced pieces. It wasn’t long before
the dance floor was packed with swaying bodies as the orchestra ran through
classic mambos and Cha Cha Chas that twisted and surprised! The groove could
have gone on for hours!”
- Richard
Jasiutowicz, DIASPORA World Beat 2002
| We
(Talent On Line) went to see Mucho Mambo performing at the Basement in
February 2004 and the audience were ecstatic. They guest starred Latin /
Jazz singer Monica Trabaga who delighted the audience with her colourful
banter and fabulous renditions of classics from the Cuban, Italian and
other Mambo repertoires.
We highly recommend this combination
- yes we can arrange for Monica to perform with Mucho Mambo for your
function as well - along with the Cuban dancers,
Havana Beat.
You can keep the
function themes along the Latin lines or make it a 1950's party where
your guests can get their pointy toed shoes on and dress for the period. |
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