Caifanes made a successful return to the stage and sold out two consecutive nights at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles. This group has been around for many years and their fan base is just as strong as ever. Their repertoire of songs bring back many good memories to their fans which is why many still consider them one of the best bands in the Rock En Espanol genre. Read More
Ismael Miranda at the Belasco – September 4, 2011
Salsa legend Ismael Miranda performed his greatest salsa hits at one of LA’s best venues The Belasco. Miranda gave his fans a great performance and kept them dancing all night long. The Belasco, a newly remodeled venue was the perfect location for this event. With ample dance space and great sound this was a night to remember. Read More
Sargento Garcia, The B-Side Players, Quinto Sol at the Roxy – August 31, 2011
A night of Reggae, Roots, Ska, and Salsa filled the stage on this night at The Roxy. Quinto Sol, a Los Angeles favorite, with a mix of reggae and latin beats, B-Side Players from San Diego brought a high dose of latin-reggae-cumbia. Headliner Sargento Garcia brought his repertoire of reggae, salsa, ska, cumbia – what he calls cumbia-muffin style. Read More
Manny Silvera and The Latin Trio at La Descarga – August 9, 2011
A cozy venue tucked in the city of Hollywood was a great place to hear Manny Silvera and The Latin Trio. On this night the trio performed a great set filled with classic salsa and latin jazz songs. The trio, headed by Manny Silvera, quickly created a lively ambiance and got the crowd moving with classic cover songs. I can’t wait to check out this Latin trio again. Read More
Tito Puente Jr. at Marina Del Rey – July 30, 2011
The city of Marina Del Rey continues a great series of free concerts, and on this night Tito Puente Jr. brought a high-energy set to the stage. Accompanied by some of L.A.’s best musicians, headed by Johnny Polanco, the night was a non-stop dance party for all ages. Read More
Festival Peruano 2011 at Pico Rivera Sports Arena – July 24, 2011
On this all-day Peruvian Festival, people from many nationalities joined as one and celebrated the Peruvian independence day with great music, dancing and of course Peruvian food. The warm afternoon began with a pageantry, followed by some cultural dances and a late afternoon filled with great musical acts. Read More