Renowned Musicians, Geo and Lobo Present “Arte Puro”

February 28, 2017 / By Ian Hayden Parker

We’ve seen an incredible season of world class entertainment in Puerto Vallarta this winter. And some of the best is yet to come. On March 1st and 7th, Vallarta’s newest entertainment venue, Incanto will present violinist Geo Uhrich of Luna Rumba and famed flamenco guitarist Lobo (Wolfgang Fink formerly of Willie & Lobo) in their new, original show, Arte Puro. The blending of these extraordinary talents is an experience that you won’t want to miss!

As Geo says, “I am more than thrilled to be asked to be part of this musical journey. Lobo is a true artist and flamenco guitar wizard. His percussive approach to the instrument combines rhythm and melody and sounds like a whole band. I am really excited about the minimalist format and getting to the heart of the matter.”

Geo Uhrich is on his second career now as an accomplished musician. Selling his high tech company several years ago, he has immersed himself in the creation of innovative music. His award winning band, Luna Rumba sold out shows around the bay and his new musical group, Duende, is already garnering praise and acclaim since debuting in January.

Lobo is well-known in Vallarta and has toured the world releasing eleven albums. Lobo and his musical partner, Willie were famous around the globe for their unique flamenco sound.

Together for the first time, Geo and Lobo in Arte Puro is just the kind of stellar entertainment that Puerto Vallarta audiences are thrilled to see. Don’t miss this limited engagement. Arte Puro plays March 1 & 7 at 7:00 at Incanto, a beautiful new venue with exceptional entertainment choices. For information and tickets go to: www.IncantoVallarta.com. or call Incanto at 322-223-9756.

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