Inti-Illimani 50Th Anniversary and Nano Stern Inti-Illimani
Inti-Illimani 50th Anniversary and Nano Stern Friday, October 27, 2017 at 8:00pm This is the 764th concert in Koerner Hall Inti-Illimani Jorge Coulón, guitar, tiple, rondador, zampona, hammered dulcimer, harp & vocals Marcelo Coulón, guitar, quena, piccolo, flute, bass & vocals Daniel Cantillana, violin, zampona, viola, mandolin & vocals Efren Viera, congas, bongo, cajón, timbales, Latin percussion, clarinet, saxophone & vocals Manuel Meriño, Musical Director, guitar, tiple, bass & vocals Christian González, flutes, piccolo, quena, sikus, cajón, bass & vocals Juan Flores, bass, cajón, cuatro, charango, quena, guitar, mandolin, sikus & vocals César Jara, guitar, tiple, bass, charango & vocals Camilo Lema, bass Nano Stern, guitars, violin, flutes & voice Patricio Rojas, bass & vocals Cristian Carvacho, drums, percussion, charango & vocals Inti-Illimani Inti-Illimani has transcended the idea of the musical ensemble and has become a cultural location, a liturgy expressing the essence of the Latin American ethno-musical experience. Founded by Jorge Coulón in 1967, Inti-Illimani has performed worldwide to hundreds of thousands of fans for 50 years, collaborated with folk legends, earned awards and honours for their activism and masterful musicianship, and produced one of the richest discographies in Latin American recording history. The group’s first album, Nueva Canción (New Song), spoke to their role in dreaming a new vision for Chile during the volatile socio-political landscape of South America during the 1960s and 70s. They have endured political exile, embodied creative leadership through decades of transition and evolution, and enjoyed an invaluable, truly majestic career. Inti-Illimani’s poetry – a sound that captures memories of persecution, love, loss, revolution, social justice, and freedom – has captivated artists with whom they have performed, including Peter Gabriel, Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Mercedes Sosa, Patricio Manns, Youssou N’Dour, John Williams, Joan Baez, and Paco Peña.
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