Event name
Free Concert at Tregaron: Son Cubano Subterraneo
When
Sun 08 / 30 / 2026
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Where
Tregaron Conservancy Shipman Terrace
Enter at 3000 Klingle Road NW
Washington DC
Enter at 3000 Klingle Road NW
Washington DC
Who can attend
Open to all
Price
FREE
Come out for a free concert on the scenic Shipman Terrace at Tregaron Conservancy, featuring the Cuban band Son Cubano Subterraneo.
Son Cubano Subterraneo brings the musical sounds of Cuba’s golden era (1950-60s) to life, right here in the nation’s capital. They are a six-piece ensemble of top notch musicians and entertainers with a shared passion for Cuban “Son”, the musical style at the core of latin Salsa dance music.
Their sound includes authentic Cuban instruments and a deep repertoire of styles, tempos and songs from all the greats including Buena Vista Social Club, Beny More, Arsenio Rodriguez, Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Oscar D’Leon, and many others.
Fronted by singer Steven Falcon, a Cuban native and singer extraordinaire who has performed around the world with some of the greats of Cuban Son. He’s joined by bandleader and Cuban tres player Josh Schneck, Fran Vielma on congas, Eduardo Padua on bongos and hand percussion, Cristian Perez on guitar, and Jimmy Rioja on upright bass.
Son Cubano Subterraneo brings the musical sounds of Cuba’s golden era (1950-60s) to life, right here in the nation’s capital. They are a six-piece ensemble of top notch musicians and entertainers with a shared passion for Cuban “Son”, the musical style at the core of latin Salsa dance music.
Their sound includes authentic Cuban instruments and a deep repertoire of styles, tempos and songs from all the greats including Buena Vista Social Club, Beny More, Arsenio Rodriguez, Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Oscar D’Leon, and many others.
Fronted by singer Steven Falcon, a Cuban native and singer extraordinaire who has performed around the world with some of the greats of Cuban Son. He’s joined by bandleader and Cuban tres player Josh Schneck, Fran Vielma on congas, Eduardo Padua on bongos and hand percussion, Cristian Perez on guitar, and Jimmy Rioja on upright bass.