Roberto Fonseca

Roberto Fonseca live in Fontainebleau

June 27, 2026 at Festival Django Reinhardt in Fontainebleau, France

Unclaimed Artist Jazz

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Jazz Concerts in Fontainebleau

Experience Roberto Fonseca live on June 27th

Roberto Fonseca will perform as part of the 2026 edition of the Festival Django Reinhardt, scheduled to take place on June 27th in Fontainebleau, France. Fonseca is a Cuban pianist, composer, and bandleader internationally recognized for his sophisticated blend of jazz, traditional Cuban music – particularly *son* and *timba* – and elements of classical music. His work often features intricate improvisations and a strong rhythmic foundation, showcasing both virtuosity and emotional depth. He frequently incorporates vocals into his performances, often sung in Spanish or Yoruba.

The Festival Django Reinhardt is an annual event dedicated to celebrating the legacy of Belgian-Romani jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt. Established in 1983, the festival has become a significant gathering for Gypsy jazz musicians and enthusiasts worldwide. Held in the Château de Fontainebleau and its surrounding park, it distinguishes itself by its focus on the *jazz manouche* style pioneered by Reinhardt – characterized by acoustic guitar ensembles, rapid chord changes, and a distinctive swing feel. The festival also presents a broader range of jazz styles while consistently honoring Reinhardt’s influence and promoting emerging talent within the genre. It’s known for its intimate atmosphere and dedication to live performance.

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