Triple Frontera blends Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay in sizzling jazz on the floating stage, as Ricardo Ribeiro Duo ignites Northeastern forró on February 4-5.
Latin American sound fusion
The
Vale da Música Floating Stage bursts with cross-border vibes. Backed by Brazil’s Ministry of Culture and Bradesco, it spotlights artists fusing traditions.On Sunday (5th) at 12:40 PM,
Triple Frontera takes over. João Soares (drums, Brazil), Diego Garcia (keys, Paraguay), and Mariano Montenegro (bass, Argentina) deliver authentic Latin
jazz.
Double dose of Paraíba forró
At 3:20 PM Saturday and Sunday,
Ricardo Ribeiro Duo rules. This award-winning Paraíba native jammed with Chico César and Geraldo Azevedo. FENFIT champ, he celebrates
forró and Brazilian tunes.With albums from Paraíba and Curitiba, Ricardo crafts soundtracks. His set boosts
Vale da Música‘s cultural clashes.
Full lineup
02/05 – 12:40 PM – Triple Frontera (Jazz / Latin American Music)02/04 & 02/05 – 3:20 PM – Ricardo Ribeiro Duo (Forró / Brazilian Music)
Details
Vale da Música FestivalHours: 10 AM to 5:50 PMTickets: Parque Jaime Lerner entry is R$30 (full) or R$15 (half). Curitiba and metro area residents get free entry Tue-Fri, half-price (R$15) Sat-Sun with proof. Access includes Vale da Música, Rua da Música, food spots, Ópera de Arame, exhibits. Buy at box office or Disk Ingresso.Address: Rua João Gava, 970 – Abranches.More info: @festivalvaledamusicaPhoto: Press Release
