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CAFÉ QUIJANO

  • Button Factory Curved Street Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland (map)

“Miami 1990” is amazing! 

It is a walk through memories that marked the starting point of the most incredible journey of three brothers, the adventure of Café Quijano. Songs that follow the path, in form and sound, of those who marked an era with “La Taberna del buda” (2001) and, later, the collection of stories told and sung in their latest album “Manhattan” (2021) This latest work, “Miami 1990”, is a fresh continuation of the most authentic Quijano sound, not without certain 90s sound fragments.

New short films turned into songs that continue to raise doubts about whether they are the protagonists of such stories. Whatever the case, let's enjoy this new collection of songs that, when taken live, promise to make their extraordinary show even more spectacular. Without a doubt, Café Quijano has one of the most spectacular and surprising live performances that can be seen on stage.Honestly, a show that is not forgotten. 

Attending one of their concerts is literally losing track of the passage of time. More than two hours of authentic spectacle are a thrilling journey through twenty-five years of hits that are still present in several generations.

The spectacle is not only in what they sing but also in what they tell. Their songs are short films that are intertwined with the story told between song and song.

Café Quijano is not only part of the history of the most exquisite Spanish music but their songs are hits that have transcended half the world and they continue to be one of the most internationally recognized Spanish artists having collaborated with artists of the stature of Celine Dion, Carlos Santana, Armando Manzanero, Herbie Hancock, Black Eyed Peas, Joaquín Sabina…

There is no group on the music scene that has been able to reach the highest levels of success and popularity in two such different musical styles: pop rock and bolero. 

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