You’re about to discover masterworks you never knew existed.
10 vibrant concerts bringing Latin American symphonic gems to U.S. stages.
Experience these works live and help unite the Americas con música.
Latin GRAMMY–winning Sinfónica de Minería — the only Latin American orchestra ever invited to perform at Bravo! Vail, the summer home of the New York Philharmonic and Philadelphia Orchestra — returns to the United States for its fourth tour, highlighted by a historic debut at Chicago’s Orchestra Hall, presented by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Silvestre Revueltas — Sensemayá
Paquito D’Rivera — Concierto Venezolano (Venezuelan Trumpet Concerto)
José Pablo Moncayo — Huapango
Arturo Márquez — Danzón No. 2
Through your partnership, transformative performances reach communities in nine U.S. cities — sparking joy and curiosity while building bridges across cultures.
Your gift strengthens a cross-cultural cause and is tax-deductible in the U.S. through American Friends of Minería, a 501(c)(3) status of Myriad USA.
Your generosity makes this tour possible — every concert, every new work, every student reached begins with your support.
Galindo — Sones de Mariachi: Mariachi in symphonic dress.
Musical America’s 2019 “Conductor of the Year.”
2023 Latin GRAMMY winner; two-time GRAMMY nominee.
Appearances at Carnegie Hall, the BBC Proms, and the Hollywood Bowl.
Music Director, North Carolina Symphony.
Founder, Orquesta de las Américas, which draws young musicians from the entire Western Hemisphere.
100+ world premieres of Latin American works; recordings for Deutsche Grammophon, Naxos, and Sony.
Music Director of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra from 2006 to 2023, where he helped lead the cultural renewal of New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina.
The only Mexican conductor to lead as Artistic Director for two major U.S. orchestras.
“A dynamic presence on the podium… conducted with vigor and overflowing enthusiasm.”
— The Times (London), ★★★★★
10 concerts · 9 cities · 6 states · Jan 15–31, 2026
Chicago debut at Orchestra Hall, presented by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; plus iconic halls from the Kravis Center to Segerstrom to Hill Auditorium
80% Latin American repertoire — the largest such commitment on a U.S. tour this season
8 symphonic programs + 2 family concerts (Ann Arbor & Cathedral City — 100% Latin American rep)
9 appearances featuring trumpet soloist Pacho Flores
Grand finale in Colorado at the Vilar Performing Arts Center, featuring Mozart & Dvořák
