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Swing en 4 to Play at Villa Caletas Tomorrow

Tico Times
By Tico Times

JAZZ and Latin American music fusion group Swing en 4 will open its 2006 schedule with a performance at Hotel Villa Caletas, near the central Pacific beach town of Jacó, tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. A live painting show by artist Moisés Gorn will complement the musical performance.

 

Admission is $18 for visitors and $15 for hotel guests or Credomatic and Privilege Card holders. For information,  visit www.swingen4.com.

 

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