Shared guitars at a Casa Corah Circle
Casa Corah's circle

Circles

Gatherings where one community meets another. Musicians, artists and people we admire bring their own people around a table. Casa Corah opens the door — the rest can't always be predicted.

The experience

No one watches from a distance here.

A Circle has no stage. It has a circle. Some begin with a song. Others with a conversation, a question, a meal, or simply the right people around a table.

Casa Corah invites musicians, artists and people we admire to bring part of their world into ours. No one comes here only to watch: people listen, talk, share, and — when it appears — make music together.

Less spotlight, more listening. Less noise, more music.

A close, warm moment during a Casa Corah Circle
How a Circle is born

Every Circle begins with someone.

One personSomeone whose work, outlook or way of creating we admire.
Their tribePeople from their world they want to gather around a table.
The houseCasa Corah brings the space, the care and the hospitality.
The encounterTwo communities that might never have met start to mix — and we leave room for whatever happens next.
Listening code

First, we listen.

A Circle is participatory, but it's not a jam session, a karaoke night, or an open mic.

Whoever brings a song has the space to share it and lead it. The rest of us listen and join in when we can genuinely add something.

We don't need to sing or play the whole time. Some songs will call for everyone singing; others, just one voice. Part of making music together is knowing how to hear the difference.

And because Corah is a house, we take special care with volume, with the space, and with our neighbors.

Reciprocity

A community is built in both directions.

Sometimes we come to Corah to share our music. Other times we come to listen and hold up someone else's. Both ways of being here belong to this house.

Circles don't exist only to play music: they exist to get to know each other, to listen, and to build a community around music.

Who has performed

Some of the people who have already been part of a Circle.

Pedro Martínez and Nicolás Cañete · Sofía Ribeiro · Clara Presta · Laicha · Erika López · Sofía Sotelo and Yuri · Andrés Prado · Alejandro and María Laura · LOHDÓH (Noelia Recalde and Jonathan)

Gallery

Inside the circle.

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Circles have no fixed calendar

They happen when there's a reason to gather.

Some are announced. Others grow out of an invitation. If you'd like to know what's happening at Casa Corah, leave us your contact.

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