Wednesdays in the Woods: DAGLIO
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Clifton Cultural Arts Center returns with our seventeenth season of Wednesdays in the Woods, a free summer concert series celebrating everything great about summer. Join us at the Burnet Woods bandstand each week for music, food, drink, art, and community!
This week’s food vendors: Nonstop Flavor and TBA
This week at the Kids Art Corner: TBA
DAGLIO
DAGLIO is a Latin alternative rock band led by Salvadoran-American singer-songwriter Alberto Daglio . With a sound that fuses the energy of 80’s and 90’s Latin American pop rock with modern elements, DAGLIO has achieved a unique proposal. Influenced by artists and bands such as Soda Stereo , Fobia , La Ley , Jorge Drexler , Los Fabulosos Cadillacs , Moenia , and Café Tacvba , their music transcends borders and connects with diverse generations.
Throughout his career, Alberto Daglio , as leader and vocalist, has been a fundamental part of Ultravioleta , a band with which he achieved great success in El Salvador. Songs like “Regresas otra vez” and “Radio” remained at the top of Radio Femenina . In addition, he composed songs for advertising campaigns such as “Un Poco de Felicidad” for Coca-Cola and the music for a Pilsener Beer commercial . In 2011, he participated in the “Love and Roll” campaign , which broke a Guinness record, and helped raise funds to combat child malnutrition in El Salvador.
In 2018, DAGLIO regrouped in Cincinnati, Ohio, with a new lineup consisting of Cesar Donald Vanegas Jr. , Brandon Spradlin , Mark Becknell , and Alberto Daglio . Since their return, the band has released a series of singles that demonstrate their evolution and creativity. In 2021, “La Puerta Oculta” marked the beginning of a new era, with a style that combines Electro Pop Rock with Retro en Español .
DAGLIO subsequently continued to build their sound with the singles “Ilógico” , “Himno” (feat. Douglas Torres ) and “Soledad” , the latter appearing on the soundtrack of the Salvadoran film “La Balada de Hortensia” , directed by Arturo Menéndez . These releases were a reflection of the band’s musical evolution, with lyrics that explore deep themes and a vibrant blend of Latin and modern influences.
In addition to the circle around the bandstand, several roads in and around Burnet Woods offer on-street parking. Look through the map below to find new areas to park if you want to avoid the traffic!
PLEASE NOTE: We ask that you do not park in CCAC/Dewey’s shared parking lot off Hosea Ave, as this is reserved for Dewey’s patrons and events taking place within CCAC’s new home.
In the event of inclement weather, the concert will move to the McKillip Theater at CCAC’s new home (3412 Clifton Ave), one block north of Burnet Woods. CCAC staff monitor the weather closely throughout the day of the concert and make a final decision in the afternoon (typically around 4 pm). If the concert must move indoors, we will share that information on this page, on our socials, and with our email list.
