Moments of the Infinite — A Classical Guitar Journey with Dúo Nigromante
On Tuesday, March 17th at 5:30 p.m., Sala Quetzal at San Miguel de Allende’s Biblioteca Pública becomes the setting for Momentos del Infinito, an elegant and wide-ranging classical guitar concert performed by Dúo Nigromante — a duo formed in 2022 by local guitarists Antonio Romero García and Nun Kether Arredondo Granados. In a single program, they weave together centuries of music, moving from the structured beauty of Baroque masters like Antonio Vivaldi to the passion of Enrique Granados, the melancholy tango of Astor Piazzolla, and the bold contemporary voice of Julio César Oliva, alongside a selection of solo pieces that showcase the full expressive range of the guitar.
What makes Dúo Nigromante special is precisely this ability to hold contrasting worlds in the same breath — order and elegance alongside raw expressiveness, tradition alongside the unexpected. Tickets are a $220 peso donation to La Biblioteca Pública, one of San Miguel’s most beloved cultural institutions, making this an evening that is as meaningful as it is beautiful. Tickets are available online at labibliotecapublica.org
Organizer
The Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, A.C. is a nonprofit cultural center and authorized charitable organization. Guided by principles of social justice, the promotion of the common good, and multiculturalism, its mission is to provide educational and cultural activities that foster harmonious integration within the community. The vision of the Biblioteca is to be a multidisciplinary and inclusive center that meets the community’s demand for training, information, and recreation, facilitating prosperity, peace, and free access to knowledge for all residents of San Miguel de Allende.
Venue
Sala Quetzal is an intimate cultural hall located inside the Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, at Insurgentes 25, Centro, C.P. 37700, just a few blocks from the Jardín Principal and the Parroquia. Recognized for its striking mural by artist David Leonardo and its exceptional acoustics, this warm, small‑scale venue—equipped with a grand piano and audiovisual projection—hosts concerts, book presentations, poetry readings, talks, and community classes, offering a refined yet accessible space for the city’s literary and musical life.
