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Tony Tovar noticed a Latin Jazz deficit in DC, so he decided to do something about it. “The Latin Jazz scene in DC could be much better,” he said. “There is a definite calling for it.” Luckily for Bossa, Tony heeded the call and in December of 2014 brought together[…]

If you’ve been to Bossa on a Tuesday night, chances are you’ve heard the most eclectic blend of African genres in the city, if not the East Coast. Resident headliner Cheick Hamala Diabaté – funky griot and Malian superstar – belts it out with a multifaceted crop of accompanying musicians who rock the[…]

If you’re a Bossa regular, you’re already familiar with the work of Cuban artist Lazaro Batista. His abstract creations and colorful hieroglyphics adorn niches, door frames, and sections of wall throughout the bar, giving Bossa a feel that is at once vivid and playful. But now there is a pièce de[…]