Oro Solido performs live at Grand Performances in Los Angeles скачать в хорошем качестве

Oro Solido performs live at Grand Performances in Los Angeles

On Saturday, August 23, 2025, for our season finale, Grand Performances, ZZ Records, and mister psychedelia presented Oro Solido. Formed in 1994 by Dominican-American musician Raul Acosta, Oro Sólido quickly rose to fame in the Latin music world with its infectious merengue hits. Known for tracks like “La Tanguita Roja,” “Maria se Fue,” and “Una Nalgadita,” the group became a global sensation, breaking into English-language media and radio—a rare feat for merengue at the time. This program is made possible in part by AARP, Ahmad Tea, DAG Law Firm, our community partners at Yelp LA, a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Department of Arts and Culture. About ZZK Records: For over 16 years, ZZK Records has led the global movement in experimental Latin American music. With artists like Nicola Cruz, Chancha Vía Circuito, and La Yegros, they’ve built a sound and a scene that fuses folklore with electronic futurism. zzkrecords.com About misterpsychedelia: misterpsychedelia is a rogue production house and creative studio operating on the fringes of mainstream culture—part live event architect, part analog filmmaker, part visual agitator. Born from the underground and raised on over-used vinyl, back-alley venues, and border-hopping sound systems. misterpsychedelia.com More info at: https://www.grandperformances.org/eve... Follow Grand Performances at: FB: / grandperformances IG: / grandperfs Twitter: / grandperfs TikTok: / grandperfs About us: Grand Performances' mission is to inspire community, celebrate diversity, and unite Los Angeles through music, dance, poetry, theater and more. All of Grand Performances shows are free, outdoors, all ages and open to the public at California Plaza in the Grand Avenue Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles, next to the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), The Broad and Walt Disney Concert Hall.