Performers & Special Guests
El Trío Perú: Featuring Carlos Revolledo Hurtado (Lima) on lead vocals, Miguel Bernal (Chiclayo) on cajón, and Manuel Ramos (Lima) on guitar, the group will take us on a musical journey through classic and traditional creole songs.
Pumawari Tusuy: A traditional Peruvian dance group from the Boston area performing dynamic dances and leading an interactive teaching demonstration for all guests.

Food & Refreshments
Enjoy savory creole dishes and delicious desserts available for purchase, prepared by Chef Krysia and family of Chiqui’s Kitchen alongside Doris of Doris Peruvian Pastries. A variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will also be available for purchase at the bar.

About Música Criolla
Born from the blend of Indigenous, African, and Spanish rhythms, melodies, and expressions, Peruvian música criolla gained widespread popularity in the early to mid-20th century. Its Golden Era during the 1940s and 1950s established many of the classic songs and dances enjoyed today, including the Peruvian vals, marinera, tondero, polca criolla, and Afro-Peruvian festejo and landó.