Pehuenche En Vivo: Bolero Meets Indie Rock

Indie Singer-Songwriter
Pehuenche in Concert
Sunday, November 17, 4-7pm
with opening act – Stephy Loren
special guest – visual artist Santiago Cruz
Tickets: $400 presale, $450 door:
www.clubsocialsanmiguel.com
Hotel Tres Fuentes, Baeza 7

The space between Bolero and Indie Rock

Critically acclaimed Mexican singer-songwriter Pehuenche is from Veracruz but this is his first time to San Miguel de Allende. Let’s show him a warm welcome and our big hearts & ears. Award – winning local visual artist Santiago Cruz will join him in conversation pre-concert to discuss their respective art.

Not to be missed!

Purchase Tickets Online HERE

Pehuenche

Meet Pehuenche, the solo project of Rafael Mesa Zamudio. Hailing from Xalapa, Veracruz, this talented musician blends Mexican popular music and Latin American rhythms with 60s rock-pop-folk, creating a unique and organic sound.

Since his beginnings at the Conservatorio de Música de la Universidad Veracruzana at the age of eight, Rafael has traveled an impressive musical path, participating in major festivals and collaborating with notable artists.

Catch his sonic magic; get ready to be carried away by the melodies of Pehuenche!

Stefy Loren
Stefy Loren is a Colombian singer-songwriter, based in San Miguel, who has been a headliner at Independent Festivals and opened for critically acclaimed artists. Her music is alternative Pop/Folk and immersive soundscapes (using a loop pedal), fascinating improvisations, taking the audience on emotional journeys each performance.

Santiago Cruz

Santiago Cruz, a Panamanian born artist who’s been based in San Miguel for six years is a pioneer and researched in the use of nano pigments – expressing and expanding the vocabulary of painting and spiritual concepts through new materials – pupil of the Angel Academy of Art in Florence. At 17, he received the same drawing training as Picasso, de Kooning, Matisse, and Van Gogh. He has held exhibitions and art residencies in Germany, Dubai, Thailand, and Mexico.