Sol y Canto
- Holiday
- Latin
Join Sol y Canto and friends for a bilingual/bicultural holiday sing-along celebration. Featuring Sol y Canto founders Rosi Amador (Puerto Rico/Argentina) on vocals and percussion, Brian Amador (New Mexico, U.S.) on guitar, compositions and vocals, with their newest band member Brian Urra (Chile) on violin and vocals. Plus special guests Beatriz McConnie Zapater (Puerto Rico) on percussion and vocals, master percussionist and vocalist Jorge Arce (Puerto Rico), and members of Rosi’s new vocal improvisation ensemble, Vocal Play Collective.
All tickets have a $3 processing fee and a $2 preservation fee. The $3 processing fee is waived for tickets purchased at our box office.
Sol y Canto
- Folk
- Global
- Latin
Sol y Canto brings more than three decades of acclaimed music-making to the stage, led by husband-and-wife team Rosi and Brian Amador. Known for their luminous harmonies, poetic songwriting, and genre-defying Latin fusion sound, the duo has built a celebrated career performing across the United States and internationally.
The Amadors are thrilled to be joined by Sol y Canto’s newest member, Brian Urra. Brian is a Chilean jazz violinist and vocalist who blends jazz, soul, and contemporary classical improvisation with the rich influences of his Chilean heritage and Latin American roots. He brings a fiery energy and presence through both his expressive violin playing and lush harmony vocals that weave seamlessly alongside Rosi and Brian, breathing new life into the band’s lyrics.
Founded in 1994, Sol y Canto is widely recognized for blending Pan-Latin rhythms, folk traditions, jazz influences, and deeply personal storytelling. Rosi Amador’s expressive vocals and driving percussion pair with Brian Amador’s intricate guitar work and creative songwriting, creating a sound that is both intimate and expansive. Performances feature playful vocal improvisations, in which the audience is invited to participate.
Their music has been featured on major stages and in cross-disciplinary collaborations, earning praise for storytelling that bridges cultures while staying rooted in themes of family, migration, joy, and resilience. Their work consistently invites audiences into a shared emotional space shaped by connection and craft.
With a long-standing commitment to community engagement and arts education, Sol y Canto continues to bring audiences together through music that is warm, welcoming, bilingual, and deeply human.
