About the Performance
Experience the electrifying sounds of Colombia with world-renowned music group Cimarrón, coming to Taiwan! Rooted in the vibrant tradition of Joropo—a powerful fusion of Indigenous, African, and Spanish influences—Cimarrón delivers high-energy performances featuring harp, cuatro, bandola, bass, percussion, and explosive foot-stomping dance. Led by dynamic vocalist Ana Veydó, the group has toured over 30 countries, earned Grammy and Latin Grammy nominations, and performed at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony. Let Cimarrón take you on a musical journey through the Colombian plains—a celebration of rhythm, culture, and life’s untamed spirit. Don’t miss this unforgettable Soka Performing Arts experience!
Company Profile
Cimarrón is one of Colombia’s most iconic and internationally acclaimed music groups. Founded in 2000 by the late master folk harpist Carlos Rojas and lead vocalist Ana Veydó, the ensemble specializes in *Joropo*—a traditional music genre from the Eastern Plains of Colombia. Joropo blends Indigenous, African, and Spanish Andalusian influences, characterized by dynamic melodies, powerful rhythms, and virtuosic musicianship.Following the passing of Carlos Rojas in 2020, Ana Veydó has continued his legacy, maintaining the soul of traditional music while exploring new creative directions. Cimarrón’s high-energy performances feature harp, bandola, cuatro, bass, percussion, vocals, and even include foot-stomping dance, creating a vibrant and visually captivating show.With concerts across more than 30 countries on four continents, the group has received global recognition. They were nominated for a GRAMMY Award in 2005 for Best Traditional World Music Album and performed at the Nobel Peace Prize Award Ceremony in 2016. Cimarrón continues to earn praise worldwide for bringing the spirit and sound of Colombia’s vast plains to the global stage.
Creative and Production Team
1. ANAVEYDOBER ORDONEZ TRIANA
2. DUVAN RODOLFO USCATEGUI BONNA
3. FRANKLIN DANIEL BARRERA RODRÍGUEZ
4. JULIAN DAVID CUELLAR
5. YEINER CAMILO INFANTE ORTIZ
6. DANIEL USCATEGUI BONNA
Organizer
