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Victor Valdes. South America on a Harp

Where
Harold Park Community Hall
Harold Park Community Hall
1 Dalgal Way, Forest Lodge NSW 2037
Tramsheds- 1 Dalgal Way -Forest Lodge NSW 2034
When

Sunday 6 July from 5pm to 6pm

"The brilliant singing of Valdes, who plays the harp equally well, made the heart pump that little bit faster.” John Shand, Sydney Morning Herald

House to Grow invites you to join us at our Hidden Stories: Faces of our Community initiative. A multicultural photography exhibition where we celebrate diversity, art, and culture. We will feature Victor Valdés, one of Australia's leading world music artists. This virtuoso Mexican harpist, singer, and dancer has redefined the harp as a solo and lead instrument.

Victor Valdes' powerful, compelling voice, magical harp and passion for storytelling will take you on a unique sonorous journey through the many emotions of the Latin American musical landscape.

Victor Valdes is a walking encyclopaedia of Latin music past and present. His powerful, compelling voice and passion for storytelling takes audiences on a sonorous journey through the many emotions of Mexico & the Latin American musical landscape. He has given concerts in over 25 countries of 4 continents around the world.

He's shared the stage with everyone from Angus & Julia, Stone, Aloe Blacc, to Los Lobos, Mirusia, Jimmy Barnes, and The Wiggles. Valdes has appeared on folk, world music, rock, and blues festival stages Australia-wide and was named Director’s choice at Bluesfest.

Victor Valdes is a truly extraordinary performer and presents an opportunity to experience him in this amazing multicultural event, as they play all the Mexican and South American favourites.

Hosted at the historic Harold Park Community Hall (Tramsheds) with free parking.

Register now! Don't miss out on this vibrant celebration of culture, community, and creativity. We can't wait to welcome you!

RSVP: Attendance is only permitted by confirmed registration.

Dress code: No specific code is required but we encourage you to wear some of your traditional dress costume, to create a vibrant environment if you wish!

Photo release notice: By registering for this event, you consent to photography, audio recording and/or video recording and release, publication, exhibition or reproduction that may be used for promotional purposes, advertising, and inclusion on our website or social media pages. Further, you agree to waive all rights to claims of payment or royalties in connection with promotional use of such media.

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