FOR ONE (MORE) NIGHT ONLY!
Soñando California ft. Twanguero
Tuesday, October 28, 2025 • 7:00 PM
Ojai Underground • 616 Pearl St, Ojai, CA
Back for one (more) night only… Latin Grammy winner Diego García ‘Twanguero’ will take us on one more journey, from intimate solo Spanish guitar to high-octane trio grooves and closing with a special appearance from Soñando California, his new multicultural collective with guest female singer-songwriters. A vibrant night where tradition meets modern edge, and California shines once again as the ultimate cultural crossroads.
Live Audience Ticket Pricing
Seating for this show is not assigned within each section.
Premium Seating • Rows 1-4 • $59.00
Standard Seating • Rows 5-11 • $39.00
Broadcast (Streaming) Tickets
The live broadcast link is sent via email 15 minutes prior to showtime. This is a real-time, live-streamed event. No recording will be available.
Broadcast Ticket • $10.00
Latin Grammy winner Diego García ‘Twanguero’ — hailed as a “fire-breathing guitar hero” and “Spain’s King of Twang” — is celebrated for his masterful fingerpicking, warm tone, and distinctive fusion of Spanish folk, Latin rhythms, surf, cumbia, and rockabilly. Based in Los Angeles, his music is as much a reflection of place as it is of personal history.
This intimate and powerful performance celebrates Twanguero’s ten-year musical journey through California. From solo Spanish guitar meditations to the electrified fusion of LA’s borderlands and culminating in a sneak peek of his new multicultural collective Soñando California, the show is a living tribute to the artist’s path and the State that transformed him.
The evening unfolds in three chapters: it begins with the introspective beauty of Carreteras Secundarias Vol. 1 & 2, performed solo on his Ramírez guitar. The energy builds as a trio takes the stage for high-octane Latin surf, cumbia, rockabilly, and twang-infused electric guitar from Pachuco, Electric Sunset, and Panamerica. In its final act, Twanguero is joined by guest female singer-songwriters — including Nancy Sánchez, Alih Jey, and Fabiola Roudha — for original works and reimagined Latin classics, blending tradition with a modern edge in a collective celebration of California as a true cultural crossroads.