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La Cumbiamba eNe Ye at East Boston Greenway Caboose

Presented by Berklee College of Music

August 4, 2011

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La Cumbiamba eNeYé is an ensemble that blends traditional instruments from Columbia's African diaspora, and the sounds of its indigenous and European cultures. The group, which performs both as a quintet and 10-piece band, is renowned for their vast repertoire of cumbia rhythms and lively performances.

The Tito Puente Latin Music Series is part of the 2011 Berklee Summer in the City series. Presented by Natixis Global Asset Management, the series features over 80 free musical performances by Berklee faculty, students, and alumni in the Boston area and beyond. For more information on Berklee Summer in the City and to find out if Berklee artists are performing in your neighborhood, visit berklee.edu/events/summer.

Now in its 15th year, ParkARTS began as Mayor Thomas M. Menino’s initiative to present a yearlong program of arts- and-culture related programs and events in Boston's park system. ParkARTS, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department's multifaceted arts program incorporates the visual, performing, and participatory arts. The 2011 ParkARTS performing arts program, sponsored by Bank of America, will present concerts in Boston neighborhood parks that range from jazz to symphonic music.

Villa Victoria Center for the Arts is a non-profit arts and culture center dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating Latino arts and artists, and creating dynamic cross-cultural collaborations. Villa Victoria Center for the Arts is a program of Inquilinous Boricuas en Acción, a non-profit organization that since 1968 has been a leader in the Boston community for holistic community development and programming. Villa Victoria Center for the Arts is located in the heart of Villa Victoria, on W. Newton Street (between Tremont Street and Shawmut Avenue).

The Mayor’s Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events (MOATSE) is responsible for advancing the arts, tourism, and culture in the city of Boston by providing advocacy, support, and promotional and technical assistance, and by producing special events and public celebrations that reflect the city’s rich diversity.