Ori-Gen Collective

08/06/2025

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07/16/2025

🚨 JUST ANNOUNCED 🚨 We’re proud to unveil the first 36 international speakers for Jazz-Con 2025 — featuring leaders from YouTube, Deezer, Pandora, Bandcamp, and more!
🎶 Two days of global connection 🌐 15 countries | 5 continents 💡 100% virtual | Real-time translation in 10+ languages
This isn’t your typical music conference—this is where the future of Jazz, Classical & Indie Music is made. 🌍
🔗 View the full lineup + register now at www.jazz-con.com

07/03/2024

De hace rato pero lindo!
Gracias de nuevo a Cristobal de la Cuadra!

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07/03/2024

Dear all!
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Alright – so today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to Juancho Herrera. We

09/06/2022

Dear friends!
After a long pause, we are BACK!
Last year we had a very successful first edition of our Ori-Gen Festival.

This year we are partnering with the oldest cultural center in the Bronx, Casita Maria Center for Arts and Education to bring you a one-day festival in celebration of Afro Latinidad!

It will take place at the Auditorium of Casita Maria, located at 928 Simpson Street in The Bronx. It will be a FREE concert and the date is October 1, 2022, from 1 PM until 7 PM.

The lineup will include:

Melvis Santa (Cuba)
Grupo Rebolú (Colombia)
Aurelio Martinez (Honduras)
Jeickov Vital and Kavita Shah (Venezuela/NYC)

See you all there!

09/09/2021

And we are off with Day 1 … Tickets still available. See you tonight 🎟🎟🔥🔥 with
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Tonight! Ori-Gen Festival Day 1:

The Ori-Gen Collective, a diverse, New York-based group of Hispanic music makers has been developing platforms to explore and present new combinations of Latin American roots music, jazz, and technology in contemporary pan-Latin music.

This September, the Ori-Gen Collective will celebrate this vision with two nights of music from some of the leading artists from the Pan-Latin Diaspora. The Festival will take place at Drom, 85 Avenue A, New York City
on September 9th – 10th.

Night One features a Brazilian percussion and vocals duo with Rogerio and Anne Boccato; Argentine bassist Pablo Aslan & Piazzollazo’s new tribute to Astor Piazzolla; the tropical soul of Miami-Venezuelan project Bacalao Men; and Argentine singer Sofia Rei will perform her acclaimed mix of folklore and futurism in a duo with multi-instrumentalist JC Maillard.

09/09/2021

Tonight at Drom! Night One of the Ori-Gen Music Festival featuring: Rogerio and Anne Boccato; Argentine bassist Pablo Aslan & Piazzollazo, Bacalao Men,and Sofia Rei & JC Maillard.

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09/09/2021

Thanks to the Drom family, we are so happy to be collaborating with you and to kick off our first festival at one of the best spots in NYC . DROM] with
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Tomorrow and September 10th!

The Ori-Gen Collective, a diverse, New York-based group of Hispanic music makers has been developing platforms to explore and present new combinations of Latin American roots music, jazz, and technology in contemporary pan-Latin music.

This September, the Ori-Gen Collective will celebrate this vision with two nights of music from some of the leading artists from the Pan-Latin Diaspora. The Festival will take place at Drom, 85 Avenue A, New York City
on September 9th – 10th.

Night One features a Brazilian percussion and vocals duo with Rogerio and Anne Boccato; Argentine bassist Pablo Aslan & Piazzollazo’s new tribute to Astor Piazzolla; the tropical soul of Miami-Venezuelan project Bacalao Men; and Argentine singer Sofia Rei will perform her acclaimed mix of folklore and futurism in a duo with multi-instrumentalist JC Maillard.

Night Two includes Argentine-New York City experimental duo Chuño; Latin GRAMMY Award winning percussionist, composer, and arranger Samuel Torres collaborating with pioneering Peruvian jazz guitar fusionist Eric Kurimski; celebrated singer, ethnographer and musical polyglot Kavita Shah with Cape Verdean guest singer Fantcha; and GRAMMY-award winning vocalist and violinist from New Yorl City’s Flor de Toloache, Mireya Ramos.