Juanes at Radio City
Latin music icon Juanes is touring the country with his ‘Vida Cotidiana’ tour, celebrating his music and its impact across generations, and this Thursday, March 14, he arrives at the famous stage of Radio City Music Hall. The Colombian artist brings his fusion of rock, pop, folk and the message of social justice, love and unity to his New York fans, who will sing his classic songs such as “A Dios le pido”, “La Camisa Negra”, “Mala Gente” ,“Photography” and “Nothing I’m Worth Without Your Love”. Juanes, winner of 29 GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY awards, will be accompanied by his traditional band of musicians with whom he maintains a great musical cohesion that infects the public.. At 8:00 pm. Tickets are available at: https://www.vividseats.com.
Photo: Isabel González
“Pura Sangre” at the NYC Flamenco Festival
The Flamenco Festival New York continues this week with several high-level shows. On Thursday, March 14, Israel Fernández and Diego del Morao will be performing with their show “Pura Sangre.” Fernández is one of the most celebrated flamenco artists of his generation, recognized for infusing the traditional Spanish genre with his own personality and style; while Del Morao has the tradition and responsibility of belonging to one of the most recognized Jerez families of flamenco artists. At 8:00 pm at Merkin Hall at the Kaufman Music Center (129 West 67th Street (between Broadway and Amsterdam). Entries in: https://www.kaufmanmusiccenter.org.
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María José Llergo in Lee Poisson Rouge
As part of the New York Flamenco Festival, this Friday, March 15, it will be the turn of María José Llergo, known for giving an original interpretation of Spanish folklore. Her new album, “Ultrabelleza,” is a declaration of intent in the search for an authentic artistic vision that transcends flamenco. Freedom and the beauty of difference are the backbone of themes in which the artist appeals to diversity and a more egalitarian and fair society. The roots of flamenco singing remain in its musical DNA but without fear of taking risks with other musical styles. At 8:00 pm at Le Poisson Rouge (158 Bleecker St. Manhattan). Boletos:https://www.flamencofestival.org.
Photo: Flamenco Festival
Gloria Trevi’s tour arrives in New York
Gloria Trevi will perform this Friday, March 15 in New York as part of her “Mi Soundtrack” tour, with which she is visiting several cities in the United States. Radio City Music Hall will receive the Mexican singer who is promoting her latest album project of the same name as the tour. She will have the Spanish duo as a special guest IN THE NEBULOwith whom he will sing his success “The debt“, the song with which they won the Benidorm Fest 2024 and will represent Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. In “My Soundtrack World Tour”, Trevi will present new and renewed musical arrangements, giving new air to their timeless hits, among they “Dr. Psiquiatra”, “Pelo Suelto”, “Con los Ojos Cerrados” and “All Me Miran”, among others, and also new favorites, such as “Medusa” and “Inocente”. The tour is produced by Live Nation, Great Talent Entertainment and Latino Live, and will continue through VA, NC, TX, FL (Miami, April 19)and will have a great return in Puerto Rico on April 26. At 8:00 pm. Tickets available at: www.livenation.com.
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‘This is how Federico sings’ at the LATEA Theater
The LATEA Theater (107 Suffolk St.) presents, this Friday, March 15 at 7:30 pm, the piece “ Así Canta Federico “. The production is described as “a theatrical experience of music and dance inspired by” the spirit of Federico García Lorca. “The powerful music performed by guitar, piano, percussion, flute and voice shows Spanish roots as well as more modern expressions that come from tradition,” explains its creator and director Nilko Andreas of Azlo Productions. The artists on stage are: Alfonso Cid, flamenco singer and flutist; Paloma de Vega, dancer and choreographer; Liz Chidester, vocals and guitarist; Hayk Arsenyan, pianist; and Andreas, voice and guitarist. For more information and tickets, visit: https://teatrolatea.org.
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The King of Latin Soul in the Atrium
This Friday, March 15, break out your dancing shoes for a night with the King of Latin Soul, Joe Bataan. The musician comes from East Harlem, where he formed his first band in the 1960s: Joe Bataan and the Latin Swingers. His music was a fusion of Latin boogaloo and African-American doo-wop, and his eight albums included the hit “Riot!” and the classic hit “Subway Joe.” In the 1970s, Joe played a key role in coining the term “salsoul,” which linked salsa and soul music. As co-founder of Salsoul Records, he recorded three more albums and several singles, including “Rap-O Clap-O,” which became an early hit in the emerging Hip-Hop scene. At 7:30 pm. Free. In it David Rubenstein Atrium (61 West 62nd Street). Information: www.lincolncenter.org. Photo: Lincoln Center.
Photo: Lincoln Center
‘Forever Freestyle’ en el Lehman Center
The Lehman Center for the Performing Arts in association with Sal Abbatiello of Fever Records presents the Latin-flavored dance music sensation Forever Freestyle, this Saturday, March 16 at 8pm. For Latinos who enjoyed their youth in the late 80s and early 90s, Freestyle, a hybrid of Hip Hop and disco, was known simply as “Our Music.” Returning to the Lehman for the 16th consecutive year, the concert will feature performances by Judy Torres (Photo), George Lamond, TKA, Noel, The Cover Girls, Betty D de Sweet Sensation, Cynthia, C-Bank, Coro, Safire y Two Without Hats. Música a cargo de DJ Lucho y DJ Whiteboy KYS. At 250 Bedford Park Boulevard West, Bronx. Tickets by calling 718-960-8833 or online at
Photo: Lehman Center
LaMicro Theater celebrates 20 years of artistic life
On the occasion of its 20th anniversary and as part of ESCENA SUR 2024, LaMicro Theater will present this Saturday, March 16, a dramatized reading of the play “The Bridge/El Puente”, written by playwright Sandra Ruiz. LaMicro Theater, founded in 2003, is a leading independent, nonprofit theater company whose mission is to present contemporary works from Latin America, Spain, and by Latinos in the United States, written in Spanish or English. The Bridge/El Puente tells how a Latino family faces many challenges in today’s society. The piece will be directed by Mexican director Fiamma Piacentini, with a cast made up of Gilat Géricault, Jacqueline Guillén, Ernesto De Villa Bejjani, Paola Poucel, Georgina Saldaña and Bryant Jager. Sandra Ruiz will attend her reading and the public will have the opportunity to talk with her. At 7:30 pm. At the Chain Theater, 312 W. 36th St., 3rd floor, Manhattan. Information: www.lamicrotheater.org.
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Show de danza “The Look of Love”
The Mark Morris Dance Group pays tribute to the legendary Burt Bacharach with the New York premiere of “The Look of Love,” a live music and dance show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, March 20-23. This collaboration with Mr. Bacharach before his passing last winter brings his catalog of iconic hits to the stage for four nights, powered by ingenuity and wonder, with an ensemble of world-class dancers, brilliant costumes designed by the celebrated designer of fashion Isaac Mizrahi, an incredible Broadway cabaret vocalist and 4-piece band. At the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House (30 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn). At 8:00 pm. Tickets:https://tickets.bam.org.
Photo: David Bazemore
Rotunda Dance Party and el Guggenheim Museum
Works & Process at the Guggenheim presents ‘Rotunda Dance Party: Behind the Groove by Kwikstep and Rokafella,’ a party celebrating all things dance in the Guggenheim Rotunda, on Monday, March 18 at 8 p.m. Since 2009, hip-hop dance legends Kwikstep, also known as DJ KS 360, and Rokafella have hosted Behind the Groove, a dance party inviting the community to jam to classic dance music past, present and future. The event allows dancers to interact organically in a social exchange on the dance floor. Previously held at the Nuyorican Poets Café and now at the Bogart House in Brooklyn, the party will come to the Guggenheim Museum Rotunda during the café’s renovation, in conjunction with the museum’s Member Mondays and presented by Works & Process. We’ll see dance styles like house, popping, breaking, locking, up-rocking, salsa and hustle share the stage in a night that highlights music, dancers and diverse dance styles. To purchase tickets, visit https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/guggenheim/3515/event/1356475.
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“Queen of Hearts” en Brooklyn
The show “Queen of Hearts,” Company XIV’s sumptuous tribute to Lewis Carroll’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” immerses audiences in a world of sensual wonder and surreal delights. Enter a decadent dream world infused with a mesmerizing mix of circus, dazzling singers, burlesque acts, classical dance and lavish design. Théâtre XIV is a boutique theater where classically trained artists also host and serve at the bar, serving guests and preparing immersive cocktails from a curated menu. Théâtre XIV is located at 383 Troutman St. Brooklyn. More information and tickets: www.companyxiv.com.
Foto: Mark Shelby Perry
Special dinner for girls at The Standard Grill
There are countless ways to celebrate women this month in New York, from attending comedy shows by emerging comedians to supporting local art galleries that showcase works by female artists. And for those who want to enjoy a dinner with friends after a day of activities, The Standard Grill is offering a ‘Girl Dinner’ throughout the month of March, for two people. Diners can combine four courses from the appetizer, side or dessert menus, plus two martinis, for $80. For more details and to book, visit:
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