CORREO AEREO (Air MAIL)                                                                                                                                        Correo Aereo is pronounced: Core-RAY-o Eye-AIR-e-o. Spanish, meaning: Air-Mail.
Perfect for: Festivals, concert halls, clubs, universities, schools, house concerts, parties, corporate events, weddings and private parties.

Air Mail. Cuz that is how sound travels you know, delivered through the air on waves of sound that penetrate you; not just through the ears, but through the entire body. Oh yeah! So get ready to be soulfully rocked, exquisitely pulsed and mercilessly, deliciously taken on musical joy rides by this all-star award-winning duo (trio or larger ensemble), playing both joyfully sizzling and haunting music from Latin America, some that you may have never heard before, & on instruments & in ways that may surprise you!  Perfect for any occasion and all ages where you need great music!                                    All pricing and dates to be discussed.

Our instrumentation is: Duo - vocals, guitar, violin, latin harp, cuatro, jarana, maracas, bombo, guido.

Often joining the ensemble for a trio is Bessie Award winning musician and composer, Amy Denio, on clarinet, accordion and vocals (in 4 octaves).

And/or, Court Crawford on stand up bass.

Correo Aereo; Abel Rocha & Madeleine Sosin, now residing in the Seattle, Wa. area, have toured the United States and Europe for over 30 years, delighting and transporting audiences at festivals, concert halls, clubs, universities, schools, house concerts, parties, corporate events, weddings and private parties.                                                                        Their music has been played on NPR Radio's Latino USA & Radio Pacifica's, Democracy Now and featured on television, film and soundtracks such as Universal Pictures ‘The Life Of David Gale' staring Kevin Spacey and the independent documentary ‘Before The Music Dies', with a host of musical luminaries including Erica Badu, Eric Clapton, Doyle Bramhall ll, Bonnie Raitt, and many more.
Winners of the Austin Music Awards - Best Traditional Latin Group, The Austin Chronicle states; “Together, their vocal harmonies are locked in carnal embrace. Their music has sabor. Madeleine is constant and fluid motion. Her hands, legs, her hips sway. She doesn't shake the maracas, she jerks, snaps, rolls, twirls and spins them. Abel is the counterweight; his relaxed, confident style of playing holds the stage together and makes the music solid. A better pair of performers I've not seen in Austin. or anywhere else. There's a huge difference between good performers and just good musicians. Abel and Madeleine are by far the best of both. Take my advice: skip class, skip work if you have to. See Correo Aereo!"