Jagi Caps and Flow Brass have formed a creative collaboration, which included a presentation and live session to invite everyone to “In/sayo,” a work full of ingenuity and talent, to be performed at the Teresa Carreño. Her presence and sound in the busy Sambil La Candelaria shopping center surprised and spread joy.

In the following Instagram post, you can watch and listen to a video summary of the fabulous “invitation touch” at the Jagi store:

 

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Jagi invites you to enjoy her this April 10th and 11th at the Teresa Carreño Theater

This Thursday, April 10th and Friday, April 11th at the Teresa Carreño Theater, the fusion of @mordente_dlf, @teresadanzakalle, and @flowbrassvzla will be resonating, under the direction of @jesusortadlf and @elclasico93, with the special participation of @trukodelamusa. In two performances at 6:30 pm, “In/sayo” will offer an ode to the creative process of a stage production.

Dance, music, and body percussion unite in In/sayo

Thus, the street dance group Teresa Danzakalle will once again take over the Teatro Teresa Carreño’s Production Workshops, this time together with the band Flow Brass and the body percussion group Mordente to perform “In/sayo,” a production that merges dance, music, and percussion in a single show.

They will do so based on the fictional first performance of three artistic companies that must develop productions that have not yet been completed. Thus, the Teresa Carreño Theater’s permanent group, Teresa Danzakalle, Flow Brass, and Mordente will tell a story based on situations that arise in rehearsal rooms.

Flow Brass: a sound that permeates the atmosphere

This is a Caracas brass band made up of 19 talented professional musicians and a top-level technical team, led by maestro Christian Delgado.

Flow Brass offers a unique and powerful sound that combines elements of funk, jazz, groove, and modern urban trends with a contagious energy that permeates the atmosphere. Their music is hard to forget, accompanying, propelling, and influencing an electrifying dance style.

Inspired by prominent bands of this genre established in other latitudes, such as NO Bs! Brass, Loocky Chops, and Mnozil Brass, our Flow Brass has managed to attract national and international audiences thanks to its original fusion approach with Latin roots, which makes it a benchmark.

Tickets are available on the platform @maketicket.ve as well as at the theater box office (cost $5).

Photos: FT / JCVzla

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