Salón Parcha: Boleros y Bailables with Gabriel Garzón-Montano & Ella Bric
About This Event
Salón Parcha: Boleros y Bailables brings Gabriel Garzón-Montano and Ella Bric to the National Black Theatre, joined by DJs Lucy Vives and Mireya Ramos. Garzón-Montano moves between rock/pop forms and R&B, soul and funk, favoring groove and vocal phrasing; Ella Bric presents multidisciplinary performance work. Vives and Ramos place bolero lineages in dialogue with club-oriented electronic sequencing, emphasizing structure and pacing.
About Salón Parcha: Boleros y Bailables
At National Black Theatre, *Salón Parcha: Boleros y Bailables* brings multidisciplinary artist Ella Bric together with DJs Lucy Vives and Mireya Ramos for a set that places bolero lineages in conversation with electronic, dance-floor practice. The program moves between song tradition, club syntax, and the logic of performance, treating the theater as a listening room as much as a venue for bodies in motion. In New York City, where Latin diasporic music is often split between concert hall and nightlife, this framing reads as a small corrective. No specific NYC premiere history has been announced for this edition.
About the Artists
Ella Bric
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Lucy Vives
Lucy Vives is an electronic artist and DJ whose sets move between pop urbano, Colombian pop, and club-driven electronic rhythm. In New York City, she has appeared at National Black Theatre, including the program *Salón Parcha: Boleros y Bailables* alongside Ella Bric and Mireya Ramos, where bolero lineages are placed in dialogue with contemporary DJ practice.
Mireya Ramos
Mireya Ramos is an emerging New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose work draws on Latin folk source material while moving through club-oriented sequencing and tone. She appears at the National Black Theatre on the bill for *Salón Parcha: Boleros y Bailables*, sharing the program with multidisciplinary artist Ella Bric and DJ Lucy Vives.
Gabriel Garzón-Montano
Gabriel Garzón-Montano is a New York City–based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose work moves between rock/pop frameworks and the pull of R&B, soul, funk, and later urban-reggaeton. He came into wider view after opening Lenny Kravitz’s 2014 European tour, followed by a high-profile sample in Drake’s “Jungle.