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Full List of upcoming events for Music in Miami.
Sale el Sol — A Musical Experience for the Whole Family
Sale el Sol is a musical story that invites children and adults to discover music through live music, singing, rhythm, movement, and connection with others.
Created by pianist, composer, and music educator Eugenia Méndez, this experience combines storytelling, original music, and active participation with brief moments of introspection that invite everyone to listen, feel, and connect with their own emotions.
Together with flutist Karrie Griffiths from Music in Miami, Inc., Eugenia creates a musical gathering where families can sing, explore rhythm, express themselves freely, and share a meaningful artistic experience across generations.
An invitation to feel your own beat, sing together, and discover how music brings us closer.


2025-2026 Aventura Concert Season
Thank you for another amazing season!

2024-2025 Season

Thank you to everyone who attended our concerts last season!
Remember, EVERY TICKET SOLD HELPS SUPPORT OUR SCHOLARSHIP FUND.

¡Qué dulce melodía!
Dr. Mirna Y. Cabrera, founder & director
“Que dulce melodía” (What Sweet Melody)
Concert 1: December 9, 2023, 7:30 pm. Riverside Presbyterian Church
Concert 2: December 10, 2023, 4 pm. Gèsu Catholic Church
The celebrated Colonial Consort returns to two repeat concerts (12/9/23 & 12/10/23) of Cuban and other Latin American colonial art composers, using historically informed interpretation and instrumentation. The repertoire of the concert will feature the sacred vernacular and secular feast compositions of Havana-born criollo Esteban Salas y Castro (1725-1805) and other colonial composers including Juan Gutierrez de Padilla (1590-1664) and Ignacio de Jerusalem (1707-69), both European exports who worked in colonial Mexico. We will also feature other anonymous colonial compositions from cathedrals in Bolivia and Peru. Religious and paraliturgical compositions were part of the feasts that took place during the holidays in cathedrals throughout Latin America, deserving mention in the canon of at times obscure Latin American colonial repertoire. Providing these performance opportunities will bring about better cultural awareness to the greater Miami population. Translations of the Spanish text will be offered by the director and included in the program as an insert.
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