Blues in the Bajío: The San Miguel Jazz Festival is back

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  • Published August 22, 2024

    Have you wondered why a picturesque colonial town in central Mexico has been attracting some of the world’s most celebrated musicians for decades? That’s the magic of the San Miguel de Allende International Jazz & Blues Festival.

    Created in 1994, the Jazz & Blues Festival has grown to attract an estimated 5,000 attendees yearly. The festival brings together top-tier talent from around the globe in concerts, educational workshops, and films anchored in celebrating jazz and blues.

    At the heart of this festival’s success is its director, Antonio Lozoya. Now marking his 20th year steering the ship, Lozoya’s journey from a classical guitarist to a jazz and bass musician with a degree in Jazz has contributed to evolving the festival into an internationally acclaimed celebration. His vision has created a space where cultural exchange and musical excellence thrive.

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    At the heart of this festival’s success is its director, Antonio Lozoya. Now marking his 20th year steering the ship, Lozoya’s journey from a classical guitarist to a jazz and bass musician with a degree in Jazz has contributed to evolving the festival into an internationally acclaimed celebration. His vision has created a space where cultural exchange and musical excellence thrive.

    Read more […]

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