Recording Release Concert by Cuban Jazz Piano Great, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, March 4, 2011 in Homestead Florida

Event Description

Friday, March 4, 2011 - 8PM

EBS Auditorium

 25795 SW 137 Avenue

Princeton FL 33032

Free Parking

Celebrating the launch of

5Passion Records

and the release of

"Fé"

All present will receive a copy of “Fé” Free!

 

Ticket price of $25,23,22,20… includes "Fé" CD

- not available anywhere else yet!

 Tickets online at "Ticket Alternative"

http://www.ticketalternative.com/Venues/519.aspx

 

 “Fé” is Gonzalo Rubalcaba’s long awaited solo release on his new independent label 5Passion Productions. Almost 80 minutes of Gonzalo’s new and best performances to date. Fé is a veritable tour-de-force and showcases Gonzalo Rubalcaba’s amazing ability to meld musical styles as only he can. Recorded in Miami in 2010, this album is sure to be­come the cornerstone of the Gonzalo Rubalcaba legacy.

 

Tune in to Gonzalo’s new Internet Radio Station “RadioRuba” at

www.g-rubalcaba.com/blog#3AC64D

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