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Boleros de Noche featuring Tres Souls & Trío Remembranza
Apr 12, 2025 — 7:30 PM
Overview
Boleros de Noche aims to preserve, uplift and celebrate bolero music, often considered the most romantic genre of Latin American music. Tres Souls “enchants audiences and transports them to a more romantic time” (The Music Center) with its vintage sound inspired by the golden era of Mexican cinema. Puerto Rico’s Trío Remembranza — known for its versatile style and command of classic romantic ballads — puts its spin on trío romántico traditions.
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CSO Latino Alliance Reception
The CSO Latino Alliance will host a networking reception. Tickets required for entry. Learn more about the event at CSO Latino Alliance »
Sponsors & Partners
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association acknowledges support from the Illinois Arts Council.
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“People are hungry for something more raw, something more real,” says Roberto Carlos of the bolero trio Tres Souls. That hunger, he thinks, helps to explain the spread of bolero.
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In Latin music, boleros are a form of slow ballads that originated in Cuba in the late 19th century and spread across Latin America. Known for their deeply expressive qualities, boleros often explore themes of love, heartbreak and longing. Here are some of the most popular:
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Here are some of the basics about boleros — romantic ballads, sung in Spanish, and characterized by three-part harmony and usually accompanied by acoustic guitar but often set against lush orchestration.
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