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| LATEST NEWS / NOTICIAS Check our calendar for additional events. Listen to new single "Bailala" (Dance") which will be included in the new CD to be released in 2011. |
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| Gary Nuñez & Plena Libre The Torch Bearers of Puerto Rico’s Plena, Bomba, and Beyond! Four-Time Grammy Nominee Plena Libre is the Music of Puerto Rico as it Should Be Experienced Live |
Fifteen years and thirteen albums later, this fine-tuned 12-piece Puerto Rican
based ensemble of virtuoso musicians is still captivating audiences with their high
energy rhythms. Plena Libre brilliantly combines a swinging rhythm section, horns,
vocals, and dance to create an electrifying stage presentation that is both
profoundly Puerto Rican and universally appealing.
based ensemble of virtuoso musicians is still captivating audiences with their high
energy rhythms. Plena Libre brilliantly combines a swinging rhythm section, horns,
vocals, and dance to create an electrifying stage presentation that is both
profoundly Puerto Rican and universally appealing.
“When we tell you this 4-time Grammy nominated band from Puerto Rico puts on
one hell of a show we're not fooling around. With massive amounts of island
exuberance and boatloads of serious talent Plena Libre will have you on your
feet all night long. They've been igniting the world by successfully blending
contemporary cumbia, merengue, salsa and other Afro-Caribbean sounds into
their mix to create a unique sofrito borinqueño that is pushing Puerto Rican
plena and bomba well into the future.” - Michael Crockett, WKUT-FM Radio
one hell of a show we're not fooling around. With massive amounts of island
exuberance and boatloads of serious talent Plena Libre will have you on your
feet all night long. They've been igniting the world by successfully blending
contemporary cumbia, merengue, salsa and other Afro-Caribbean sounds into
their mix to create a unique sofrito borinqueño that is pushing Puerto Rican
plena and bomba well into the future.” - Michael Crockett, WKUT-FM Radio
