Friday, May 22 @ 6:00 pm
St. Nicholas Park: St Nicholas Ave &, W 135th St, New York, NY 10030
Santiago y La Orquesta is a dynamic contemporary salsa ensemble led by Colombian vocalist, arranger, and musical director Santiago “Sachy” Moyano. Blending classic salsa, Afro-Colombian rhythms, and jazz-inflected arrangements, the group brings fresh energy to the orquesta tradition while honoring the roots of Afro-Latin music. Their music channels the spirit of golden-era salsa while embracing original compositions, improvisation, and contemporary influences.
Santiago “Sachy” Moyano is a lead singer, multi-instrumentalist, and musical director with over 20 years of experience in the Latin music industry. Originally from Colombia and now based in New York City, he is recognized for his powerful voice, commanding stage presence, and innovative approach to salsa. Trained in composition and arranging at the Universidad Incca de Colombia, and with extensive studies in music theory and piano, Santiago blends deep musical knowledge with a fresh, modern sound.
The West Harlem Jazz Festival:
The 4th Annual West Harlem SUMMER Jazz Festival 2026 are FREE Live Outdoor Concerts presented at West Harlem Parks and in collaboration with NYC Parks, Harlem Late Night Jazz, and in curatorial association with The National Jazz Museum in Harlem, IAMCHELSEAIAM, Taller Latino Americano, Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance/NoMAA, Montefiore Park Neighborhood Association, Friends of St. Nicholas Park and Morningside Park. For the full schedule, click HERE.
Funding for the summer long presentation of free outdoor Jazz in West Harlem Parks comes from the West Harlem Development Corporation, and District 7 Council Member Shaun Abreu.
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Immigrant Initiative in partnership with the City Council.
We are your go-to venue for off-site meetings, receptions, film screenings, workshops, networking events, socials and more. Located in the heart of Central Harlem’s thriving culinary and entertainment district, The National Jazz Museum in Harlem is the perfect place to hold your next gathering.