Robert Cazimero

Presented By Kahilu
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May 22, 2027
May 22 at 7pm | May 23 at 2pm
$50 / $75
Mainstage

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Robert Cazimero is one of Hawaiʻi’s most influential musicians and cultural figures, known for his rich baritone voice and decades-long commitment to Hawaiian music and tradition. As a Grammy Award–winning artist and longtime member of the iconic Brothers Cazimero, he has helped define the modern sound of Hawaiian performance while remaining deeply rooted in language, history, and ʻike Hawaiʻi.

Beyond the stage, Cazimero is also a respected kumu hula, shaping generations of dancers through his celebrated hālau. His artistry seamlessly weaves together music and dance, treating them as inseparable expressions of Hawaiian storytelling and identity.

On stage, his performances move with ease between celebration and reflection—at once joyful, elegant, and deeply grounded in cultural meaning. Every appearance carries a sense of presence and purpose that transforms the concert into something far more enduring than entertainment.

A voice of tradition. A keeper of legacy. A living expression of aloha.

 

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