“Hotter than the burning tip of a contraband Cuban cigar. Stronger than a straight shot of Havana rum. As exciting as a World Series game, with ‘El Duque’ on the mound. Explosive. Crowd-pleasing. Rhythmically intense. Romantic. Dynamic. Jaw-droppingly good.”
– Tom Surrowicz, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
June 17th – International festival of Art Ideas New Haven Connecticut
July 4th-8th – Norway
July 9th – Opening Water Park Minneapolis. For the first time Nachito Herrera and Cantus Choir
July 20th – Landmark Center St. Paul
July 21st – American Swedish Institute
July 22nd – Westerminster Hall Auditorium
July 23rd – The Museum of Russian Art Minneapolis
September 24th – Ordway Center of Performing Arts
Entrevista al pianista cubano Ignacio Nachito Herrera por Gloria Ochoa de La Jiribilla. Redescubrir al
Words of well-known Frank Fernández Cuban pianist and teacher. Graduate from Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow.
La Habana, 27 my (ACN) Con Sentimiento Cubano: Patria o Muerte, la más reciente producción discográfica del destacado
Recognized as a young genius, Ignacio “Nachito” Herrera stunned Cuban audiences at the age of 12, performing Rachmaninoff’s Concerto No. 2 with the Havana Symphony Orchestra. Famed Cuban pianist and Buena Vista Social Club member, Ruben Gonzalez invited the 16-year-old Nachito to join him on stage and inspired the teenager to study the traditional rhythms of Cuba. Herrera’s classical grounding, natural abilities, and enthusiasm for his subject paid off. In addition, Herrera has studied with Cuban masters; Chucho Valdes, Ruben Gonzalez & Frank Fernandez. Read More
