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Ray Obiedo's Latin Jazz Ensemble is on Fri, Nov 6 · 7:30 p.m. at The Sound Room in Oakland. Times shown in local Oakland time.

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Ray Obiedo's Latin Jazz Ensemble takes place at The Sound Room, 3022 Broadway, Oakland, CA, Oakland.

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Tickets for Ray Obiedo's Latin Jazz Ensemble are listed at $33.85 USD. Prices can change — confirm on the official ticket page before buying.

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Ray Obiedo's Latin Jazz Ensemble

Name: Ray Obiedo's Latin Jazz Ensemble
Start: 2026-11-07T03:30:00.000Z
End: 2026-11-07T06:00:00.000Z
Location: The Sound Room

Fri, Nov 6 · 7:30 p.m.PST

The Sound Room · Oakland

Latin Grooves About this Event Ray Obiedo has been at the forefront of Latin jazz for three decades. With a long list of albums out that seem to always make the Billboard charts, Obiedo's funky percu…

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When

Fri, Nov 6 · 7:30 p.m.Ends 10:00 p.m.PST

Where

The Sound Room3022 Broadway, Oakland, CA

$33.85+ fees

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Date and time: Fri, Nov 6 · 7:30 p.m.Ends 10:00 p.m.PST — local Oakland time
Location: The Sound Room3022 Broadway, Oakland, CAOakland

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Ray Obiedo has been at the forefront of Latin jazz for three decades. With a long list of albums out that seem to always make the Billboard charts, Obiedo's funky percussive guitar playing is rooted in blues, jazz, Latin and pop. Demonstrating an exceptional talent for mystically melding urban jazz with Brazilian funk and dynamic Caribbean rhythms, Ray has developed a very unique and distinctive guitar signature. For this show, he is accompanied by an ALL STAR cast

Murray Low is best known for his contributions to Latin Jazz, Salsa and Afro-Cuban musical landscape. In his twenty-two years of involvement he has established himself as one of the premier pianists in that genre, being nominated as 2008 Pianist of the Year by the Latin Jazz Corner and for a Grammy in 2004 as part of Machete Ensemble. He is or has been the regular pianist/collaborator with several top Bay Area ensembles including Wayne Wallace’s Quintet, John Calloway’s Diaspora, Jesus Diaz y su Q