Cuarteto Latinoamericano Tickets

Cuarteto Latinoamericano, established in 1982, is one of the most renowned Latin American string quartets, renowned for passionately bridging tradition with contemporary voices. The core lineup includes Saúl Bitrán (violin I), Arón Bitrán (violin II), Álvaro Bitrán (cello), and Javier Montiel (viola). With a distinguished history of performance, education, and cultural leadership, they’ve become a cornerstone of Latin American classical music on the global stage.

As a vital force in the chamber music scene, the quartet has earned two Latin Grammy Awards for Best Classical Album (Brasileiro, 2012; El Hilo Invisible, 2016) and has been honored by Chamber Music America/ASCAP for “Most Adventurous Programming.” Their work is connected to prestigious recognitions like the Diapason d’Or and beyond, reflecting a career-long commitment to high-quality, adventurous programming.

Beyond performance, they have influenced generations of musicians through residencies and leadership roles, including a long-running Carnegie Mellon University residency (1987–2007) and leadership of the Latin American Academy for String Quartets. Their ongoing support from Mexico’s FONCA via México en Escena has helped bring Latin American repertoire to broader audiences.

Across recent seasons, Cuarteto Latinoamericano has continued to tour and collaborate with venues and festivals across North America, delivering vivid interpretations of Latin American and Spanish repertoire alongside contemporary Mexican works.

Upcoming 2025 dates bring the quartet to stages like Morris Museum (Back Deck, Morristown, NJ), Honest Brook Music Festival (Delhi, NY), Music Mountain (Falls Village, CT), and NCRD Performing Arts Center (Nehalem, OR). Each performance presents a focused, standalone program featuring core favorites and newer discoveries in a warm, intimate chamber music setting. Secure your seats with a trusted contact in the business—we’ve got you covered for a smooth, straightforward ticket experience.

Discography highlights emphasize Latin American and Spanish repertoire, including Villa-Lobos cycles, Mignone, Chapí, and contemporary Mexican works. Recent releases include Chapí Nos. 3 & 4 (2022) and Chapí Nos. 1 & 2 (2015), reflecting the quartet’s ongoing commitment to exploring and reimagining regional music through a modern lens.