Get ready to welcome San Francisco's very own Latinx musician La Doña and Boricua duo Buscabulla to our stage Friday, May 15th!

La Doña is a pillar in the Bay Area arts scene as both a solo artist and a music educator. She is a student, teacher, and preservationist of Latinx traditional arts like corrido, bolero, cumbia, and mariachi . She is a well-known activist whose live performances are grounded in ceremony, social mobilization, and political action.

The experimental synth-pop duo Buscabulla is known for playfully blending their unique suave sound with Caribbean rhythms. Rolling Stone identified Buscabulla as one of “10 Artists You Need to Know,” noting the music as "ripe with unabashed sensuality and buffed with a vintage Seventies sparkle.”

La Doña will be performing songs from her new album 'Corrientes’, recorded in part at Women’s Audio Mission, the only professional recording studios in the world built and run entirely by women and gender-expansive individuals. This project is made possible by support from the Creative Work Fund, San Francisco Arts Commission, and The Culture Keepers Grant.