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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Hawaiian music icons come to the Big Island



Now that March is almost over and Spring is upon us, the theater season on the island is almost over. However, if you are on the Big Island on May 10 you will have the opportunity to enjoy Hawaiian music at its best. On that date the Kahilu Theater in Waimea will host The Brothers Cazimero, two musicians who have captivated audiences for a very long time. 

We first encountered their music in the early 1980’s when we first heard a song by them while sitting in a restaurant in Waikiki. It was unlike any the Hawaiian music which was being played at that time. Their music was distinct and very original. We soon went to see their show at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and have been fans ever since. We are proud to say we have every CD they have put out. They are so unique to Hawaiian music that they have performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City, a venue that does not usually cater to Hawaiian music. The brothers, Robert and Roland, not only bring their music to the theater but Robert has a hula halau which performs along with them.

The Brothers Cazimero has been a fixture at Kahilu Theater every Spring. This year we have the privilege of being co-sponsors of their appearance.  From what we have been told they will not be returning to the Kahilu Theater next year, so this may be your last chance to experience the wonderful performance of this extremely talented duo on the Big Island.

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