Yasser Tejeda live in City of Schenectady

Experience Yasser Tejeda live on July 26th

Yasser Tejeda is a Dominican-American musician known for his innovative blend of traditional Dominican music – particularly *perico ripiao* – with elements of jazz, rock, and electronic music. His work often features the *tambora*, a double-headed drum central to Dominican folklore, alongside electric guitar and contemporary arrangements. Tejeda’s compositions frequently explore themes of cultural identity, migration, and social commentary. He has released several albums to critical acclaim, establishing himself as a prominent figure in Latin alternative music.

Central Park in the City of Schenectady, New York, is a significant green space within the city's historic Stockade neighborhood. Originally laid out in 1886 by landscape architect Charles W. Bowen, the park reflects Victorian-era park design principles emphasizing naturalistic landscapes and recreational opportunities. It encompasses approximately 14 acres and features walking paths, mature trees, a bandstand historically used for public performances, and various monuments. The park has undergone renovations over the years while maintaining its original character and continues to serve as a focal point for community events and leisure activities for residents of Schenectady County. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Stockade-Central Park Historic District.