Program Book: Boleros de Noche featuring Tres Souls & Trío Remembranza, Apr 12, 2025

April 12, 2025 — 10 min read

Read the program book for Boleros de Noche featuring Tres Souls & Trío Remembranza, Apr 12, 2025.

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Bolero trio Tres Souls performs on stage while the lights behind the Orchestra Hall stage reflect the colors of the Mexican flag

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guitarist and vocalist Gabriel Rodriguez Ortiz, of the Puerto Rican-based group Trío Remembranza, smiles at the audience

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Michigan Avenue bustles with audience members passing through the doors to Orchestra Hall in front of the Boleros de Noche poster

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an audience member with a blue and yellow wide-brimmed hat and a mustache speaks animatedly to fellow concertgoers before the performance

The concert attracted bolero fans of all ages, including some who might have witnessed the golden age of the genre back in the ’40s and ’50s.

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Trío Remembranza performs on stage before an enraptured crowd

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point of view from the left side of the main floor looking out over the stage, the audience, and the spectacular architecture of Orchestra Hall as Trío Remembranza performs

As the lights of Orchestra Hall twinkle above, Trío Remembranza performs a classic bolero.

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Audience members in the front row rise to their feet and clap for Trío Remembranza as the set nears its end.

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the members of Los Angeles-based trio Tres Souls point to and engage the audience during their set

The second half begins with a set from the Los Angeles-based trio Tres Souls.

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Jesus Martinez of the trio Tres Souls plays the guitar while looking for a cue from his fellow bandmates

Jesus Martinez of the trio Tres Souls plays the requinto guitar while awaiting a cue from his fellow bandmates.

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audience members on the main floor smile and clap enthusiastically for Tres Souls' performance

After the members of Tres Souls call for "palmas," main-floor audience members rise and clap enthusiastically.

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The Boleros de Noche concert April 12 marked a record attendance for a Nuestras Noches event. At the postconcert reception in Grainger Ballroom, Latino Alliance members and guests piled their plates high with beautifully decorated mini cakes, generously provided by Molly's Cupcakes

After the Boleros de Noche concert on April 12, the Latino Alliance held a festive reception, where attendees piled their plates with mini cupcakes, provided by Molly's Cupcakes.

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two Latino Alliance members pose for a photo with Tres Souls member Rocio Mendoza at the postconcert reception

Two Latino Alliance members pose for a photo with Tres Souls member Rocio Mendoza (center) at the post-concert reception.

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