Eliades Ochoa

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National Concert Hall, Wednesday 9th April

Legendary Cuban singer, guitarist and songwriter Eliades Ochoa performs with his full band for the first time in Dublin.

Ochoa is well known and loved worldwide as one of the original members of Buena Vista Social Club, having famously lent his vocals to that album’s iconic opener ‘Chan Chan’. The rugged features, the signature hat, the cowboy boots and the iconic ‘man in black’ image. The songs from the school of life imbued with the sort of hard – earned, country – tinged wisdom that can’t be bought.

You don’t have to look or listen too hard to understand why Eliades Ochoa is often called ‘Cuba’s Johnny Cash’. Yet if parallels abound, his latest album Guajiro also shows him to be a singular voice with his own unique style and sound, rooted deep in Cuban tradition but with an appeal that is as timeless as it is universal.


Date:
Wednesday 9th April
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€44.50 - €54.50
Address:
National Concert Hall, Earlsfort Terrace, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, Ireland

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