- New York City, NY
- Latin Band
- Starts at $400
Bonnie W. said
“He did a great job and was on time! ”
Norberto Goldberg and Amazonas
Overview
Versatile groupings of world-class musicians whose repertoire ranges from Latin/Brazilian styles to jazz and pop standards. Our music ranges from romantic bossa-nova guitar stylings to exciting salsa and samba dance rhythms.
The music is custom tailored to each event depending on the client's preferences.
Our concert repertoire is ideally suited to Jazz or World music festival.
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Languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish
Unions: AFM
About
Norberto Goldberg's professional music career encompasses a wide range of musical styles. As a drummer/percussionist he has played for numerous Broadway shows as well as accompanying artists such as Grover Washington Jr., Cleo Laine, and many Latin music performers.
Norberto's group "Amazonas" has appeared in various international music venues. Each member of the group is a versatile musician with extensive performing and recording credits.
Although our specialty is Latin/Brazilian music, Amazonas can play different musical genres including, Jazz and Pop standards, Motown, Rock (Beatles, Rolling Stones), and special requests.
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