Latin Moon’s music was made to travel. Latin American and Caribbean rhythms, bossa nova, jazz, soul and reimagined pop already move rooms across New York City and the Hamptons. The band is now taking that sound further: to resorts, hotels, cruise lines and destination weddings in the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe and beyond.
Why Latin Moon fits hospitality
- One sound, the whole evening. Atmospheric dinner music, a sultry lounge set, then energetic dancing, shaped around the flow of your venue’s night.
- Five languages. Vocalist and pianist Carolina Kohn sings in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, and can also perform in Arabic. International guests hear songs in their own language.
- Built for recurring nights. Latin Moon already plays recurring nights in the Hamptons, including a residency and Tuesday Live Sessions at Rosie’s in Amagansett, so a season or a weekly series is familiar ground.
- Hotel-tested. Latin Moon has played hospitality venues on the East End, including Faraway Hotel.
“Latin Moon creates a magical atmosphere. Their incredible chemistry, sultry vocals, expressive percussion, and saxophone captivate every room. Guests can’t stop talking about them, some quietly soaking in every note, others dancing, all asking the same question: ‘When can we see them again?’”
Gwancie, Faraway Hotel
Meet the signature trio
- Carolina Kohn, vocals and piano. Born in New York, raised in Uruguay and shaped in France, Carolina grew up surrounded by the sounds of the world and brings a velvet voice and jazzy keys to every set. Offstage she is also a comedian and writer.
- Julie Bluestone, saxophone and flute. New York born and raised, Julie moves between saxophone and flute, blending jazz, Latin rhythms and fearless improvisation.
- Mila Tina, percussion. Chilean-born and the heartbeat of Latin Moon, Mila weaves Latin, Caribbean and global grooves that get everyone dancing.
Formats for resorts, hotels and cruises
| Setting | What works |
|---|---|
| Lobby bar or lounge | The signature trio for sunset and dinner hours: bossa nova, jazz and Latin classics |
| Resort or cruise residency | A season or a series of nights, with sets that change across the week so returning guests hear something new |
| Themed nights | Latin nights, Día de los Muertos, cabaret or holiday evenings, like the themed nights Latin Moon plays at Rosie’s |
| Destination weddings | Ceremony or cocktail hour into dancing, with the expanded ensemble for larger celebrations |
| Gala dinners and private buyouts | Music built around the program, speeches and the moment the room is ready to dance |
What we plan together
- Dates and set times, including the number of nights or the length of a residency.
- Space and sound: at least 10′ wide by 8′ deep, 12′ by 10′ preferred, flat and stable, with access to power, and whether the venue provides a sound system.
- Travel and accommodation for the band, agreed in advance.
- Repertoire and languages for your guests, from Latin classics to songs in Portuguese or French.
Every confirmed engagement is supported by a written agreement covering logistics, payment terms, scheduling and production details.
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Request AvailabilityQuestions hotels ask
Does Latin Moon travel for events?
Yes. Latin Moon is based in New York City and the Hamptons and is available for destination weddings, resorts, hotels and cruise engagements in the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe and beyond.
What languages does Latin Moon perform in?
Vocalist Carolina Kohn sings in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, and can also perform in Arabic, so the set can speak to an international audience.
Can Latin Moon do a residency or a run of nights?
Yes. Latin Moon already plays recurring nights at venues in the Hamptons, and can plan a residency, a season, or a series of nights for a hotel, resort or cruise.
Which lineup travels best?
The signature trio (piano and vocals, percussion, saxophone and flute) is compact and complete. The expanded ensemble adds bass or guitar for larger rooms and dance nights.