As part of “Santa Fe’s Summer Scene,” we are proud to present Sonrisas! Smiles of a Summer Night. Everyone is invited to join us at this exciting FREE event as The Symphony’s celebrates the final performance of its 40th Anniversary Season. Gather your friends and family and experience this collaborative performance with your Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and the exciting rhythms of the Latin-music powerhouse band, Nosotros!
A Santa Fe favorite, Nosotros is undoubtedly the Southwest’s top dance band. They seamlessly combine Latin rhythms with elements of Rock, Salsa, Jazz, and Cumbia—creating an original sound that is unmistakable. Originally from Las Cruces, NM, Nosotros is now based in the Albuquerque/Santa Fe area. They have a near non-stop performance schedule and have been featured on NPR’s Alt Latino; named twice as winners in the prestigious John Lennon Songwriting Competition; and awarded 13 New Mexico Music Awards including “Best Latin Song” and “Best Arrangement,” and “Producer of the Year.”
Nosotros has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in music such as Tom Petty, The Black Crowes, Rod Stewart, Toto, and many more. Now you get to see them live in Santa Fe—sharing the stage with your Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra under the baton of guest conductor Thomas Heuser!
Gain entry to the first half of the field closest to the stage!
$40 | Limited VIP Lawn Tickets—Sold in advance
PROGRAM
Mama Tierra
Hermosa
Esperanza
Quemazón
Érase Una Vez
Amor Sincero
Aqui y Allá
En El Mas Allá
Siempre Seguimos
Eres Tu Quien Escojo
Olvidarme
CARLOS FONTANA
Lead Vocals
GLENN CONTRERAS
Vocals
RANDY SANCHEZ
Guitar / Tres
SHANE DERK
Guitar
GILBERT URIBE
Bass Guitar & Vocals
DAVID WEEKS
Trumpet
MANUEL RAMIREZ
Baritone Sax
JESSE JOAQUIN PARKER
Congas
DENNIS JAVIER JASSO
Drums & Vocals
MICHAEL TRUJILLO
Timbales
Maestro Thomas Heuser returns to join us for this spectacular FREE concert this summer. He has been widely recognized for his stirring leadership and energetic presence both onstage and in the community. Currently he serves as Music Director of the Idaho Falls Symphony in Idaho Falls, Idaho, as well as the San Juan Symphony, an innovative regional orchestra based in Durango, Colorado, and Farmington, New Mexico, that serves the Four Corners. Thomas lives in scenic Durango with his wife, violinist Lauren Avery, and their son Theodore.
• No alcohol
• Picnics and coolers welcome
• Food vendors will be on site
• No pets
• No smoking