Composed of singer/songwriter/guitarist Javier Jara (from Ecuador) and guitarist Carlos "Millo" Ufret (from Puerto Rico), Los Bohemios Perdidos plays Latin-American popular and folkloric music from the Río Grande to Tierra del Fuego (in case you need a geography refresher: the Southernmost tip of South America). Together they bring forth their interpretations of classic and new boleros, tangos, bossa-novas, Brazilian sambas, Argentinian zambas, Peruvian waltzes and landó, Cuban sones and other Caribbean styles as a guitar/vocal duo, and when possible, as a guitar/vocal/bass trio, a guitars/vocals/bass/percussion quartet, to as a quintet with and added melody instrument.
Javier Jara holds a Bachelor's degree in classical guitar performance, and a master's degree in music education (specializing in choral conducting).
Carlos Ufret holds both bachelor's and master's degrees in classical guitar performance.
Listen to our first cd together, of mostly original material, 'De una' on...
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Composed of singer/songwriter/guitarist Javier Jara (from Ecuador) and guitarist Carlos "Millo" Ufret (from Puerto Rico), Los Bohemios Perdidos plays Latin-American popular and folkloric music from the Río Grande to Tierra del Fuego (in case you need a geography refresher: the Southernmost tip of South America). Together they bring forth their interpretations of classic and new boleros, tangos, bossa-novas, Brazilian sambas, Argentinian zambas, Peruvian waltzes and landó, Cuban sones and other Caribbean styles as a guitar/vocal duo, and when possible, as a guitar/vocal/bass trio, a guitars/vocals/bass/percussion quartet, to as a quintet with and added melody instrument.
Javier Jara holds a Bachelor's degree in classical guitar performance, and a master's degree in music education (specializing in choral conducting).
Carlos Ufret holds both bachelor's and master's degrees in classical guitar performance.
Listen to our first cd together, of mostly original material, 'De una' on iTunes, CD Baby, and other online music retailers.
Los Bohemios Perdidos are currently Latino Artists-in-Residence at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican-Americal Cultural Center, where we will perform live and host music workshops.
