For the Thursday-to-Sunday stretch of September 17–20, Guzzo offers a useful alternative to the city’s late-night rush: a three-date run where the clock, the table and the music share equal weight. The Born venue describes itself as a restaurant with live concerts every day of the year, followed by DJ sets, and its upcoming sequence makes that format unusually clear. Thursday and Friday are shaped around guitar-and-voice bossa nova and jazz; Sunday turns toward soul and funk with Gianni Scianname. The appeal lies in the progression: two evenings built for close, conversational listening, then a final-night programme with a firmer rhythmic center.[1][2][3][4]

Thursday’s two-pass bossa nova set

Thursday, September 17 begins at 21:00 with [DINNER BOSSA NOVA] Guitarra y Voz at Guzzo. The official listing identifies Hugo Arán and sets out two 40-minute performances, at 21:00 and 22:00, framing the night as music that moves with a meal instead of compressing it into a single headline slot. Bossa nova’s measured pulse suits that timetable especially well: arrive in time for the first pass if the musical element is central, or settle in later knowing that the programme has a second chapter. The listing also gives a €5 artistic cover and says a DJ set follows the concert.[2]

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Friday keeps the format, broadens the personnel

Friday, September 18 at 20:00, [BOSSA NOVA & JAZZ] Dinner con Guitarra & Voz keeps the guitar-and-voice premise while widening the billed cast to Ramiro Pinheiro, Hugo Arán, Alan Da Silva and Ana Rossi. Again, Guzzo schedules two 40-minute passes, this time at 20:00 and 22:00. That earlier first set gives the evening a slightly different shape from Thursday: dinner can begin alongside the music, then continue into the later pass and ensuing DJ set. The venue specifies free entry with compulsory consumption, while Friday and Saturday reservations are exclusively for dinner.[3]

Sunday brings Mr. Dynamite into focus

Sunday, September 20 at 20:00, [SOUL/FUNK] FUNKY SUNDAY presents Gianni Scianname and carries the “20 años sin James Brown” billing in the event packet. The reference is pointed. Brown was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1986, which characterizes him as a foundational figure across soul, funk and rap; his official legacy page records his death on December 25, 2006 and emphasizes the continuing circulation of his rhythms through sampling. Guzzo’s listing promises live music, a €5 artistic cover and a DJ set afterward, giving the weekend its clearest route from seated performance into a looser social close.[4][5]

Plan the three nights around the room

Guzzo sits in El Born and presents its concerts within a restaurant schedule, so these dates reward a little advance planning. Thursday’s 21:00 bossa nova set suits a later dinner; Friday’s 20:00 opening offers the earliest musical entry point; Sunday’s 20:00 Funky Sunday closes the run with Gianni Scianname. Book a table where required, allow for the two-set structure on the bossa nova evenings, and check the official Guzzo pages again before leaving for current reservation, cover-charge and timetable information.[1][2][3][4]

These concerts happened on 17–20 September 2026

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Sources

  1. Guzzo Restaurante en el Born | Música en directo Barcelona — Guzzo
  2. [DINNER BOSSA NOVA] Guitarra y Voz — Guzzo
  3. [BOSSA NOVA & JAZZ] Dinner con Guitarra & Voz — Guzzo
  4. [SOUL/FUNK] FUNKY SUNDAY ft. Gianni Scianname — Guzzo
  5. James Brown — Rock & Roll Hall of Fame