Monsieur Periné at Miner Auditorium, June 6, 2018

SFJAZZ presents Monsieur Periné
Robert M. Miner Auditorium
SFJAZZ Center, 205 Franklin St, San Francisco, CA 94102 USA
7:30 PM, Wednesday, June 6, 2018

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[7:40 PM lights down, introduction and announcements by Randall Kline, band out]

1. [7:43 PM] Veneno
2. [7:48 PM] Nuestra Canción
3. [7:55 PM] Sabor a Mi
   [horn players swap to keyboards; SP swaps to charango]
4. [7:59 PM] Bailar Contigo
   [everybody swaps back]
5. [8:03 PM] Lloré
   [MG swaps to keyboard]
6. [8:10 PM] La Sombra
   [MG back to percussion; AC swaps to trumpet; SP swaps to charango]
7. [8:13 PM] Huracán
   [CG takes off to change her outfit]
   [SP takes off the charango, moves to center stage]
8. [8:19 PM] Me Vas a Hacer Falta (SP)
   [CG back; SP to charango]
9. [8:25 PM] Mi Libertad
   [NJ on tambourine for first minute or two of next piece]
10. [8:32 PM] Tu M'as Promis
    [SP back to guitar; MG out front for first part of next tune]
11. [8:39 PM] La Muerte (MG/CG)
    [8:46 PM Colombian dance lesson; SP on keys]
12. [8:48 PM] Llévame
    [SP back to guitar; horns swap to keys]
13. [8:52 PM] La Trengua
    [horns swap back]
14. [8:56 PM] Encanto Tropical
    [set ends 9:03 PM]
    
    Finale
    [JA swaps back and forth between clarinet & sax during the final tune(s)]
15. [9:04 PM] ? (probably Ton Silence)
16. [9:12 PM] ?
    [show ends 9:21 PM; bows, band selfie with the crowd, all off]

Monsieur Periné

• Jairo Alfonso Barrera: tenor saxophone, keyboards, clarinet, harmony vox;
• Abstin Fernando Caviedes: trombone, trumpet, keyboards, harmony vox;
• Catalina García: percussion, vox;
• Miguel Guerra: percussion, keyboards, sampler, lead and harmony vox;
• Nicolás Junca: acoustic guitar, tambourine, harmony vox;
• Adinda Meertins: 5-string u-bass, harmony vox;
• Darwin Paéz: drums, percussion, sampler;
• Santiago Prieto Sarabia: guitar, charango, keyboards, lead and harmony vox.

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• Veneno began with some fairly striking band choreography; several other pieces featured group dances, but none so stylized as that first one.
• Samples triggered by two drummers kept the music going between many of the tunes
• Lots of instrument swapping … I probably missed a few of the changes
• The band seemed really happy to have drawn a big crowd – this was definitely their first visit to SF, if not also to the US – and from the amount of singing and dancing, most of the crowd appeared to be familiar with the band's repertoire.
• The finale was probably one tune (with a full stop in the middle for a band introduction from SS). About five minutes after that break, most of the band went line-dancing through the hall, much to the delight of the audience. ## Photos

Tonight's crappy photo gallery is courtesy of yours truly. Someday I gotta learn to use the camera better!

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