Temporada en Bogotá

“Latinoamérica Filarmónica” presenta la sonoridad y la diversidad de nuestras músicas con la batuta de Tatiana Pérez Hernández, directora residente de la Orquesta. Además, esta presentación hace parte de uno de los compromisos artísticos de Filarmed que consiste en difundir la riqueza sonora de América Latina y promover el talento de sus compositores. 

In this concert the public will be able to enjoy black regret and The Goodbyes by Juan David Osorio, Serenade for strings by Andrés Castañeda, Metro Chabacano by Javier Álvarez and Camerata in Guaguancó by Guido López Gavilán. In addition, two soloists from Filarmed will accompany the orchestra, the flutist Fernando Martínez and the violist David Merchán, in the interpretation of the Concerto No. 1 for flute by Raimundo Pineda and the Concerto for viola “Serenade of the Moon” by Carlos Castro, respectively.  

“Each country in Latin America has a unique and particular sound. For example, for this occasion we will have a trip through Mexico, Costa Rica, Cuba, Colombia and Venezuela. In Metro Chabacano The composer seeks to represent the busyness and high influx of a Mexico City station that bears the same name as the work;  Camerata Guaguancó, it's a piece full of traditional Cuban rhythms and the works of Juan David Osorio, they represent the creativity and talent of our Colombian artists,” explains Pérez Hernández.