Fiery Latin Musical Duo, Bohemia Viva Present 5 Shows in December

Bohemia Viva, the fiery latin musical duo that took Vallarta by storm the past two seasons, has returned to The Palm Cabaret with an ALL NEW show. After touring and performing in Europe and Mexico, these accomplished musicians are excited to return to their Puerto Vallarta audiences. People love Argentinian duo Andrea Mottura and Luis Lujan because they on FIRE with wonderful energy, incredible voices, and eclectic style. With beautiful acoustic Latin rhythms combined with rich, artful, sensual harmonies, Bohemia Viva ignites the stage with their English and Spanish versions of modern favorites and timeless classics.

In December, Bohemia Viva will perform a wide range of popular songs in English and Spanish. Some of the songs that they’ve selected are especially meaningful to them, including Il Divo’s, “Until My End,” which Luis sang at his brother’s wedding and “Autes Rosas en el Mar (Roses on the Sea)” which Luis’ father sang to win his mother’s heart.

Luis and Andrea will also include the original songs, ” Espacio (Space)” and “Morena (Tanned, brunette woman)”. The first one is about spaces where people can share feelings and emotions and be connected. The second one is about the joy of being in love.  Bohemia Viva will present classical, traditional and contemporary Italian music, including one original song called Lontani, (Far Away in English), which is a personal story about being far way from your family. They will include songs and photos from their sold-out concert last year at Villa Farsetti in Italy. Some songs are in both Italian and English, to offer the original sound of the song.

This season’s show integrates the experiences of their musical tours to give  the audience the best of all the places they have been and to introduce the people and the music they have experienced.. Much of what they performed and experienced in Italy and most recently in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, will be included in their show.

Luis and Andrea harmonize and blend together effortlessly in beautiful and imaginative arrangements. Introducing their Spanish songs to English speakers, they convey the meaning of their music to their multicultural audiences.

With imaginative arrangements, Bohemia Viva gives each song an interesting twist. With poise and drama they relate each song in a natural, yet poignant way. Andrea and Luis’ connection with their audience is amazing to see. Their incredible enthusiasm for communicating their music is genuine and reciprocated by the audience.

Bohemia Viva provides a superbly delivered show in a bilingual format. They are consummate performers who bring musical expertise, dynamic presentation and fabulous interpretations of interesting songs to their audiences. Besides being unpretentious, sincere individuals, they are one of the Puerto Vallarta’s best musical acts.

For Bohemia Viva, their musical journey started in Argentina, continued in Mexico and Italy, and next summer will move on to the United States. But for this season and most likely, for many to come, Luis and Andrea will continue to perform in Puerto Vallarta, a place that these passionate musicians love!

Bohemia Viva is scheduled to perform 7 pm shows on December 1, 5, 7, 10 and 19. Don’t miss these incredible performers at The Palm Cabaret for this limited engagement.

To find out more about Bohemia Viva go to their website at http://bohemiaviva.wix.com/bohemiaviva where you can hear them perform several of their songs. You can purchase tickets for their shows at vallartatickets.com or at The Palm Cabaret.

The Palm Cabaret and Bar is located at Olas Altas #508, in Zona Romantica. The Palm’s Box Office is open 11:00-11:00 daily. A full calendar of performances, information and online tickets are available at www.ThePalmPV.com.

Bohemia Viva, the fiery latin musical duo that took Vallarta by storm the past two seasons, has returned to The Palm Cabaret with an ALL . . .

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