Monday, June 29, 2026 @ 7:30 pm
Eldorado Ballroom
2310 Elgin Street, Houston, TX 77004
Join Diaz Music Institute for From Spanish Harlem to Houston: Latin Jazz Legends & Rising Stars, an extraordinary evening celebrating the power, passion, and legacy of Latin jazz. This special concert features Grammy-winning pianist and bandleader Oscar Hernández, leader of the world-renowned Spanish Harlem Orchestra, and Grammy-winning trombonist Francisco Torres performing alongside Caliente, Diaz Music Institute’s award-winning youth Latin jazz ensemble.
Throughout the evening, audiences will experience electrifying performances that blend Afro-Cuban rhythms, salsa, jazz improvisation, and contemporary Latin jazz. As master artists share the stage with some of Houston’s most talented young musicians, the concert showcases the mentorship, artistry, and musical excellence that continue to shape the future of the genre.
More than a concert, From Spanish Harlem to Houston is a celebration of generations coming together through music—honoring the rich traditions of Latin jazz while inspiring the next generation of performers. Whether you’re a lifelong jazz enthusiast, a salsa lover, or simply looking for an unforgettable night of live music, this event promises world-class artistry, vibrant energy, and memorable musical moments.
Thursday, July 16, 2026 • 7:30 PM
Eldorado Ballroom • Houston, Texas
Presented by Diaz Music Institute
VIP Experience – $50 (Only 40 Available)
General Admission
🎟️ With seating limited and VIP experiences extremely limited, advance ticket purchases are highly recommended. Secure your tickets today and experience a one-night-only celebration of Latin jazz featuring Grammy-winning artists and the next generation of rising stars. 🎶🔥
Diaz Music Institute (DMI) is committed to the education, preservation, and performance of Latin music traditions. DMI provides high-quality music education, mentorship, and performance opportunities for children of all backgrounds and income levels, particularly students from communities with limited access to arts education, helping develop the next generation of artists and music industry professionals.
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