
New Delhi, March 20 (IANS) A Colombian fusion band is set to enthral Delhiites on Saturday at the fifth edition of the annual Delhi International Jazz Festival.
The Delhi International Jazz Festival, organised by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, is being held from Friday evening till Sunday, on the lush green lawns of Nehru Park in Chanakyapuri.
The band 'Esteban Copete y su Kinteto Pacifico' plays a fusion of traditional Colombian beats comprising the use of the marimba and the clarinet mixed with jazz music.
The five-member ensemble headed by Esteban Copete was formed in 2008 and has performed in various international destinations including the US, France and Brazil.
They are also scheduled to perform at the upcoming annual Latin-American festival, 'Fiesta Latina 2015', organised by The Leela Hotel, Gurgaon.
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