Woodstock ’69: Music, Revolution & Legacy [] Teatro Santa Ana en la Biblioteca

Join us for Woodstock ’69 – Music, Revolution, and Legacy, a tribute that captures the spirit of this legendary festival through an electrifying musical journey.

Experience the sounds of iconic bands like Santana, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Who, and Jimi Hendrix, along with the influence of timeless legends such as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd.

Get ready for a night that will transport you back to the golden era of rock, celebrating the music, the energy, and the revolution that defined a generation!

Israel Nazareno: Voice and Guitar

Josué González: Bass and Chorus

Moy Delgado: Drums and Voice

Emanuel Franco: Guitar and Chorus

Friday, March 28 | 6:00 pm

Teatro Santa Ana in Biblioteca Pública

$330 pesos 10% cash discount

Morrighan Éxopus

Isra, Moy, Emmanuel and Josué return to the stage with much enthusiasm and joy to continue sharing their music and that of those who have influenced them.

Previously, under the name Opus Verona, they recorded an album in 2010 and released singles in 2013 and 2016. They produced, musically directed and performed live music for multidisciplinary shows such as Jesus Christ Superstar, El Circo del Sargento Pimienta (Tribute to The Beatles), Tommy (The Who), Romeo & Juliet. For Romeo & Juliet they composed and recorded the music, an album that opened doors for them in local radio stations in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Brazil, Argentina and the United Kingdom where they had honorable mention in the best 25 albums of 2010; included in the 2nd book of Progressive Rock bands of the world by Roberto Vázquez Mamys.