Ernesto Blanco records the most important concert of his young artistic career

January 11, 2021

The young musician, composer, guitarist and producer Ernesto Blanco, along with his group, will soon record, at the theater of the National Museum of Fine Arts, the most important concert of the artist's career in music.

Ernesto thanks the Bis Music label, from Artex, for the help it has provided him to make this new project a reality.

"With this concert, which I will record with CODA Factori, from musician and producer Eddy Cardoza, which will have its DVD, and which I will present soon on my Youtube Channel and on Cuban television, I am fulfilling the promise I made to my followers last year during a presentation at this same place, to give them a superior concert this year. I would have liked to have done it with the presence of the public, but as we all know COVID-19 has imposed new challenges on us. However, the most important thing is that I am going to do it with my group and work team."

According to Ernesto, this show surpasses the previous one in many ways. Among them he highlights that, a rock guitarist, as is his case, and a contemporary music group, will record traditional Cuban music themes in that type of genre (rock). For this they will join the musicians of the Compay Segundo Group and will also be accompanied by DJ Hollowfate.

In this presentation the artist will also count on the participation of Síntesis, cultivator of Afro-Cuban music, and a group of which he was part; Dionisio, singer of the also rock group Zeus; his brother David; el Bamba, singer of Toques del Río; Piq Montano, singer; La Reina and La Real and the Kill de Party group.

Ernesto himself commented that he will take a tour through all the albums he has conceived and will premiere new works, which include fusion and the genres he has performed so far. The concert promises to show a creator much superior in his musical and artistic conceptions, as a guitar performer, composer and producer, a facet that has led him to collaborate strongly with young bands like the aforementioned Kill de Party and Foxy.

During this time of apparent inactivity, Ernesto Blanco has been working very hard on several projects: one on music for documentaries, the concert he will record at the Theater of the National Museum of Fine Arts and others that he will present in the future.