The three-night music fest features artists from Ajijic, Japan, Cuba, and Argentina playing in English and Spanish at the Ajijic outdoor venue, Number 9
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Patrick O’Heffernan, Ajijic. Lakeside’s music season is off to a great start with the International Music Festival this weekend, produced by the Ajijic-based music organization Ray Velvet Productions, directed by Ray Domenech of Casa Domenech. The festival launches Friday evening with R&B and funk, moves onto Saturday with soft rock by Ajijic’s own SAGREY, and wraps up Sunday with hot Latin music from Mexico, Cuba and Venezuela.
The festival will be held at Number 9, a large outdoor venue owned by a local musician, located at Aquiles Serdan #9, 20 steps down from Vinos America on the Carretera. Festival goers will enjoy a Mexican all-you-can-eat buffet dinner with fresh handmade tortillas, a cash bar, and socially-distanced tables.
Friday’s lineup is ON FIRE , a R&B and jazz funk band with Willy Zavala on keys, Armando Curiel on drums and “Malabres” on bass and featuring Ajijic’s star saxman, Chuco Soto. Saturday evening will bring the vocals of Barbara Sagrey, fronting the SAGREY ban , with Diego Casas on drums, Kevin Real on bass, Azael Medeles on Keyboard, Ray Domenech on guitar and Kenji Matsui from Japan on lead guitar.
The Festival wraps up Sunday, April 25, with MANO PA’RRIBA, playing red hot Latin Music with the beloved Freddy Adrian from Venezuela on standup bass, Mexico’s Giovanni Figueroa on drums and Ronald Rivero from CUBA on the keyboard and fronted by Jackie Jacks with her beautiful vocals.
Tickets are $700 for VIP and $580 for general admission for each day (discount for multiple days). You can buy your tickets online at: Paypal.me/rayvelvetpro or in Casa Domenech, Zaragoza 109 Ajijic ,or At Angelina’s inside the Lake Chapala Society. Doors open at 6:30pm each day.
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