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  • The grandson of legendary cumbiero Andres Landero returns to the Valley this Summer for another session, this time in Easthampton.

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  • 60s Jamaican revival in effect every third Thursday at the Marigold in Easthampton with these local groove operators. $10 at the door or 1 member token admits 2 people. No RSVP needed.

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YEISON LANDERO

FRIDAY, JULY 25

The Marigold Theater
Easthampton, MA

If you’re talking about cumbia royalty, there is no higher court than that of Andrés Landero — long considered the king of cumbia across the world for his contributions to the tropical genre. Yeison, his grandson, caught his Andrés’ attention at the age of 7, when he displayed not just a raw talent for interpreting melodies, but also a pure love for the music — un corazón cumbiambero. 

Yeison grew up surrounded by music. In his early years, his home was visited by musicians of the highest stature: Alfredo Gutiérrez, Lizandro Meza, Calixto Ochoa, Enríquez Díaz, Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto… innumerable distinguished folk figures performed around his kitchen table. The first band he performed in was with Andrés Landero himself — he and his sister were introduced as “los nietos de Andrés Landero”, performing cumbia at festivals, concerts, and fairs across Colombia.

Yeison has dedicated his life to the genre and the instrument of his family legacy, in the spirit of Andrés, and he is rightly called the heir to cumbia. He lights up every stage he plays on. He’s coming through Western Mass again this Summer during our SP breakecito, so we connected him with the folks at Marigold to set up a concert. DJ Bongohead spins before, between and after the sets.

DOORS+DJ 7PM |MUSIC STARTING 8ish
$20 ADV / $25 DOOR
SECRET PLANET TOKENS ACCEPTED! —
NO RSVP NEEDED

valley moonstompers society

EVERY THIRD THURSDAY

The Marigold Theater
Easthampton, MA

Now going a year strong, this dance-forward monthly residency at the Marigold started by guitarist Dan Thomas features some of the Valley’s best groove operators playing the pan-Caribbean music of the islands, digging deep to find that retro 60s Jamaican sound. Guaranteed good times.

This is a regular Satellite event — not produced by us — but you can use your tokens (2-for-1!) for admission— no RSVP needed. The band typically starts between 8:30-9PM.