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Press Release For Immediate Release
Contact: Kyle Baiz, Event Coordinator Phone: (206) 583-0382
Email: [email protected]
Live Spanish Guitar by Andre Feriante at Tango Restaurant & Lounge in November!
Seattle, WA - Tango is proud to host Spanish guitar sensation Andre Feriante free of charge to our dining guests. Tango is a local family owned restaurant on the corner of Pike and Boren whose commitment to quality food and service have been paramount to their successes. Andre Feriante will perform 6pm-9pm during dinner service on Mondays in November at Tango Restaurant and Lounge, 1100 Pike Street in Seattle Wa.
Andre’s performance is free to our dining guests! Reservations are recommended and can be made via OpenTable by visiting www.tangorestaurant.com or calling us directly at (206) 583-0382
The tango dance was flavored by ingredients of dance from Spain, Cuba and South America. At Tango Restaurant we use the history of the tango as a guide for our
Latin infused food and drink. To have Andre in house heightens the experience to new levels and we are very excited to have him back with us.
Award winning Segovia-trained guitarist/composer Andre Feriante has performed for over 30 years in Europe, South America, and the United States.Since moving to Seattle in the 1980s, Andre has established himself as a Northwest favorite, having performed throughout the Puget Sound area in public and private concerts for a vir-
tual “Who’s Who of Seattle.”A seasoned, expressive performer whose style is as elegant as it is conversational, Andre’s innovative and effortless style appeals to
any ear with a love and passion for music. He has dedicated his life to his art, and his ability to communicate through sound never fails to lead his audience on an
emotional journey that is as deeply personal as it is universal.
During this time Tango will also be partic-ipating in Dine around Seattle where our guests can enjoy a three course meal for $33.
‘His musicianship is sensitive, articulate, pleasing and entirely in accord with his own music. One does not always find this sort of harmony on the concert platform.’ —R.M. Campbell, Seattle PI
