What is Brazilian choro
Choro is an instrumental music genre originating from Brazil, emerging in the late 19th century. Popularly known as chorinho, it is characterised by its rhythmic richness, improvisation, and dialogue between instruments, typically including flute, cavaquinho, seven-string guitar, pandeiro, and clarinet. While it has evolved by incorporating influences from other styles, it retains a unique identity, marked by its emotive melody and ability to blend tradition with modernity.
El Club do Choro de Valencia was created with the aim of spreading this musical tradition in the city, fostering a space for connection between musicians and audiences. More than just a concert, the project seeks to build a local community around choro, combining live performances with an intimate and participatory atmosphere.
Tickets and prices
Tickets for the concert are available from €13.41, with prices varying depending on seating or purchase time. It is not specified whether there are different ticket types (such as access with a drink included) or special conditions, like discounts for groups or residents.
Tickets can be purchased through platforms like Taquilla.com or Entradium, where the venue’s full programme is also listed.
A space for live music
Burning House, located in the El Cabanyal neighbourhood, revives the spirit of the former Marino Jazz, focusing on live music and experimentation. With a diverse programme—including jazz, Brazilian music, reggae, and electronic music—the venue has become a cultural hub in Valencia, combining concerts with activities like jam sessions and workshops.
El Club do Choro de Valencia aligns with this vision, offering an experience that goes beyond musical performance: a cultural gathering where audiences can enjoy a genre with over a century of history in an intimate and welcoming setting.
