Dec 29, 2024
TD Union Summer – Bantü Salsa
When/Where?
Sunday , August 27th , 2023 | |
06:00 PM - 08:00 PM | |
Free | |
Union Station |
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65 Front Street W, Toronto M5J 1E3 , |
Small World Sundays @ TD Union Summer: Bantü Salsa
Ready, Set, Summer! TD Union Summers are back!
Presented by TD Bank Canada
We are so excited to announce that we are partnering with Toronto Union Station for #TDUnionSummer! Join us on Sunday evenings for some great music starting at 6pm!
Bantü Salsa is at the Union Summer stage!
Sunday August 27, 2023 at 6pm EDT
FREE EVENT
Bantü Salsa is a collective of 7 musicians from different origins (Quebec, Mali, Cameroon, Mexico, Spain, Ecuador, Cuba). It is a musical encounter between Latin American and African cultures that was born in Montreal in 2019. Through their music, they tell the African origins of salsa that African slaves brought to South America during the four centuries of the slave trade, their music mixed with that of the American Indians and then with that of the Spanish settlers and the Portuguese who deported them, and this is what produces the salsa that we all know today.
Special thanks to the Bureau de Québec à Toronto for their support to promote the artists and this event.
Experience the great food vendors and drinks. Enjoy the patio life, invite your friends and catch FREE performances in the heart of the city between July 2nd and August 27th!
Ready, Set, Summer! TD Union Summers are back!
Presented by TD Bank Canada
We are so excited to announce that we are partnering with Toronto Union Station for #TDUnionSummer! Join us on Sunday evenings for some great music starting at 6pm!
Bantü Salsa is at the Union Summer stage!
Sunday August 27, 2023 at 6pm EDT
FREE EVENT
Bantü Salsa is a collective of 7 musicians from different origins (Quebec, Mali, Cameroon, Mexico, Spain, Ecuador, Cuba). It is a musical encounter between Latin American and African cultures that was born in Montreal in 2019. Through their music, they tell the African origins of salsa that African slaves brought to South America during the four centuries of the slave trade, their music mixed with that of the American Indians and then with that of the Spanish settlers and the Portuguese who deported them, and this is what produces the salsa that we all know today.
Special thanks to the Bureau de Québec à Toronto for their support to promote the artists and this event.
Experience the great food vendors and drinks. Enjoy the patio life, invite your friends and catch FREE performances in the heart of the city between July 2nd and August 27th!
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