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Top 10 Things To Do In Punta Cana

Blessed with one of the Caribbean’s longest white sand coastlines–a whopping 48 kilometers (30 miles), punctuated with sky-reaching coconut palms–Punta Cana is the land of rest and relaxation by the sea. Here, where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean, all-inclusive resorts and boutique hideaways offer all the whims and comforts of modern beachfront living. Families enjoy family oriented entertainment and water parks for children, while couples-only enclaves offer secluded beachside lodging for an ultra-romantic stay. But it’s not only about fun in the sun, soft sand brushing against your toes, and iridescent, clear water to swim in, go horseback riding, or dive in and discover an underwater paradise. Below we’ve compiled our favorite 10 things to do in Punt Cana (In no specific order).

1. Swim With Dolphins

Make friends with fascinating marine mammals and learn about the Dominican Republic’s friendly dolphin community during a magical dolphin encounter. Get to know Punta Cana’s pod of resident dolphins, playing games and teaching them simple tricks before your enchanting experience is through.

2. Monkey Land Safari

Nestled in the mountains of Anamuya, this experience offers a chance to interrelate and observe monkeys in their natural environment. Meanwhile you’re enjoying spectacular views of the countryside. This is an unforgettable experience for all ages.

You begin your journey by entering the lovely botanical garden, where you learn about the native plants and flowers of Anamuya. The following 45 minutes is catered to a guided tour that allows you to interact in close proximity with beautiful and friendly squirrel monkeys. These lovely and intelligent mammals have been trained by a Canadian couple with 35 years of experience working with animals, including 12 years at the Toronto Zoo teaching monkeys to trust and enjoy the company of humans.

3. El Limón Waterfall

Pair your passion for adventure with your love of nature during a guided horseback adventure to El Limón Waterfall. Embark on an idyllic ascent through coconut and palm trees toward the cascading falls, where you can take the plunge and cool off in the soothing waters beneath El Limón Waterfall.

Turn the tropical forest into your playground. Marvel at the way the horses clamber up steep sections of the track with a sense of prowess. Behold the stunning array of wildlife while you climb, and take time to admire the coconut and palm trees bearing blossoms and low-hanging fruit.

Hear the crashing sound of water before you catch sight of El Limón. At the top, pause to drink in vistas of the awe-inspiring falls as you get ready to plunge into the refreshing pools for a swim.

4. Off Road Adventures

Join this rally through the Dominican countryside for a fun and thrilling adventure behind the wheel of your own off-road vehicle. Cruise through local farmland, pass by freshwater springs, and take a swim in the refreshing waters of the Caribbean along the way.

5. Full Day Colonial Santo Domingo City Tour

As one of the oldest cities of the Americas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Santo Domingo is a great choice for first-time visitors and history buffs. You’ll visit some spectacular places of this rich colonial city including the caves at Three Eyes National Park, the Columbus Lighthouse, the walled Colonial Zone, and the National Presidential Palace.

6. Horseback Riding Experience

Live the experience of horseback riding on a Paso Higueyano horse as you trot along on the beautiful white sands of the Caribbean beaches. See the stunning coastline as well as the picturesque countryside, stopping for a swim where the river meets the ocean.

After a safety briefing, be greeted by your friendly guide and by your new 4-legged friend. Saddle up, and hop on for an unforgettable and memorable ride. The journey takes you through both Caribbean beaches and countryside.

You visit the Maimon River mouth, where the local fisherman are docked, and have the opportunity to take a dip in both fresh and salt water. Here, you can enjoy a delicious and refreshing coconut water.

7. Zipline Adventures

Get ready for a thrilling adventure that takes you over the wilderness just a few minutes away from the pier of Samana Bay. A 10-zipline course lets you tear through the sky as you get a unique look at the idyllic forest and sights that stretch all the way to the coast.

A safari-style truck carries you through a setting defined by forested hillsides and beautiful Caribbean beaches. Admire the sweeping views of sites like Bacardi Island and Los Haitises National Park from atop the zipline platforms as you prepare to step out into the air.

The zipline course takes you through an alternating series of high-speed rides over the forest, with panoramic views across the Samana Peninsula, and hikes through vivid stretches of shrubbery. You’ll get a dazzling combination of tropical rainforest and unspoiled white-sand beaches with this aerial voyage.

8. Hoyo Azul

Tucked inside Scape Park, in the Cap Cana area, this “blue hole” cenote offers a refreshing swim in natural, cool spring waters. Surrounded in lush rainforest, Hoyo Azul, approximately 14 meters (45 feet) in depth, sits at the foot of a 75-meter (246-foot) tall limestone cliff covered in vegetation. You’ll have to cross a suspension bridge and hike past a myriad of flora and fauna, including an orchid garden, to make your way to this hidden oasis. Leap into the tempting turquoise waters, or use the steps to enter this paradisiacal, natural pool.

9. Water Adventures

Get to know the wonders of Punta Cana and the Bay of Samana with a mixture of spectacular sightseeing along the shore and below the waves. With snorkeling in the coral reefs, some great Dominican food, and a showcase of local crafts, you get a full range of experiences that lie along the coast.

These tours usually have many options which include, A catamaran boat ride that carries you out for a voyage across the water. A bus ride that takes you through beautiful landscapes to reach the lively community of Bavaro, a favorite for visitors throughout the Caribbean. Many end with a visit to a museum that showcases local products from handmade cigars to chocolate and rum.

10. Rest & Relaxation

Let’s not forget one of he most important activities Punta Cana is known for, Rest and Relaxation. Take the time out to enjoy some time to do nothing but recharge and unwind. Take in one of the free nightly shows, treat your palette to an assortment of different cuisines and simply live for the moment.

We would like to thank Punta Cana Adventures for taking us on some amazing adventures during our amazing stay in Punta Cana. For more info on them visit PuntacanaAdventures.com

The Road To The Calle Ocho Festival 2020

Since 1978, Carnaval Miami has been organized by the Kiwanis Club of Little Havana and is held annually between February and March.  Through the dedicated support of the club’s members, volunteers and dedicated corporate and community partners, Carnaval Miami has grown into one of the largest Latin cultural celebrations in the United States, culminating with the world-famous El Festival de la Calle Ocho (Calle Ocho Festival).

Here are some events leading up to Calle Ocho Festival which takes place March 15th, 11am -7pm.

Carnaval Miami 2020 officially kicks off on February with the Miss Carnaval pageant. The pageant winner will not only be awarded cash prizes and scholarships, but the opportunity to be the face of Carnaval Miami 2019 with sponsored entry into the Miss Florida USA pageant.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:

Feb 8: Miss Carnaval Miami. More Info / Tickets
March 7: Cordials & Candy. More Info / Tickets
March 7 & 8: Carnaval On The Mile (FREE). More Info
March 7 & 8: Cork & Fork. More Info / Tickets
March 9: Domino Tournament (FREE). More Info 
March 12: Golf Classic. More Info / Tickets
April 11: Soccer 5v5 (FREE). More Info

Carnaval Miami is organized annually by the Kiwanis Club of Little Havana. All proceeds benefit the Kiwanis of Little Havana Foundation’s youth development programs. For more information about the Kiwanis of Little Havana, or Carnaval Miami 2020 sponsorship opportunities, visit http://carnavalmiami.com

*DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. VISIT CARNAVALMIAMI.COM FOR UPDATES.

HBO Latino Celebrates Farruko: En Letra De Orto

This week @HBOlatino celebrated their latest edition of “En Letra de Otro” featuring reggaeton artist @Farruko which included a Q&E, live performance by @Farruko and an afterparty with DJ sets by @Dmarquesina and @Riobamba_dj

On this edition of #EnLetraDeOtro Farruko creates his own version of classic hit songs, shares stories from his childhood, and reveals his musical inspirations. This exclusive concert special premieres on #HBOLatino Friday, August 23rd at 8pmET. #FarrukoxHBO #HboMarquesina

SOULFRITO: The Urban Latin Music Festival Returns To NYC


SOULFRITO: The Urban Latin Music Festival is back this Friday, August 30th 8pm at the BarclaysCenter with an all-new roster of artists including: Ozuna, ABoogie, Farruko, Arcangel, Gunna, Jeremiah, Melii, El Alfa, Farina, Jay Critch, LilTjay, Justina Valentine, Dukissj, Myke towers, Alex Rose, DjEnuff, DjCamilo, DjLobo, Ala Jaza, AjElKallejero, DjKenStarr, Dee Nasty, Guaynaa, Chimbala, Bernice Burgos. More Info / Tickets: Soulfrito.com

ABOUT SOULFRITO:

SOULFRITO is the first and largest music festival for the Urban Latino culture and movement. The festival has been a premier launchpad for emerging and established artists to connect with Urban Latino youth culture and has made an early contribution towards the start of the careers of artists such as Pitbull, Wisin Y Yandel, Romeo Santos (Aventura) to name a few.  Soulfrito Festival has featured Cardi B., Bad Bunny, 50 Cent, French Montana, Fat Joe, Jaden Smith, PNB Rock, Uncle Murda, Fetty Wap, Farruko, Zion Y Lennox, Cosculluela, Young M.A, Bryant Myers, De La Ghetto, Mozart La Para, HoodCelebrityy, Jon Z, La Insuperable, Amara La Negra, FatBoy SSE, Lou Got Cash, Miky Woodz, Yunel, Almighty, El Alfa, Anonimus, MoMo, DJ Lobo, DJ Camilo and DJ Enuff. 

Other past performers have included: Nas, Don Omar, Busta Rhymes, Juicy J, City High, Gangstarr, Victor Manuelle, La India, Hector “El Torito” Acosta, Angie Martinez, Lala Anthony, Fatman Scoop, Adrienne Bailon, Julissa Bermudez, Tony Touch, Nina Sky, Frankie J, Kat Deluna, Plan B, Don Chezina and several others.

Soulfrito features a new wave of urban rappers and Latin trap Reggaetoneros. The all-star event brings together the hottest digital streaming artists of the moment. The Festival is renowned for effectively reaching ‘New Generation’ Latinos that authentically represents their diverse musical tastes, lifestyles and interests. The festival has taken place in Miami, FL; Brooklyn, NY and Estepona, Spain.

Bryant Park’s “Dance Party” highlights different Latin genres with Live Music and Free Dance Classes

Bryant Park presents their spring / Summer series, Dance Party. A free outdoor event that features Live Music and Dance Classes for a unique experience each Wednesday evening. Learn the steps from 6pm-7pm and then test out your new moves to live music from 7pm-8:30pm. All ages are welcome to explore a different dance genre each week, including bachata, cumbia, salsa, and more.

May 1: Salsa Night with Tito Puente Jr.

May 8: Latin & Ballroom Night with Fleur Seule

May 15: Contra Dance Night with Brooklyn Swing Ensemble

May 22: R&B Night with Exenia and the Transformation

May 29: Cumbia Night with LaMar NYC

June 5: LGBTQ Dance Night with One Up Duo and Stars of Hot to Trot

June 7: Latin Dance Festival – Celebrating Salsa, Bachata, and Merengue

UPCOMING LATIN CONCERTS & FESTIVALS (BAD BUNNY, WISIN & YANDEL, PANDORA’S “EL PULSO” LIVE, OZUNA & MORE)

UPCOMING

PANDORA LIVE EL PULSO!
WHEN: Wednesday 19, June 2019
WHERE: Ice Palace Film Studios. 1400 N Miami Avenue
PERFORMERS: Natti Natasha / Dalex
Click here for more info and FREE rsvp  ticket

AFRO-LATINO FEST NYC
WHEN: July 12 & 13, 2019
WHERE: Brooklyn, NYC
Click here for more info / tickets

WISIN Y YANDEL: COMO ANTES TOUR 2019
WHEN: May 15 to June 23, 2019
WHERE: Click here for full schedule / tickets

MALUMA 11:11 TOUR
WHEN: September 6 to November 9, 2019
WHERE: Click here for full schedule / tickets

MANA: RAYANDO EL SOL TOUR
WHEN: september 4 to November 30, 2019
WHERE: Click here for full schedule / tickets

DALE FUEGO FESTIVAL 2019
WHEN: Saturday 10, August 2019
WHERE: Queen Mary Events Park, Long Beach, CA, US
PERFORMERS: Ozuna / Anitta / Brytiago / Darrell / Rauw Alejandro / Alex Sensation / Lary Over / Malu Trevejo
Click here for full schedule / tickets


MIX LIVE 2019
WHEN: Saturday 8, June 2019
WHERE: AmericanAirlines Arena, Miami, FL
PERFORMERS: Ozuna / Karol G / Natti Natasha / Zion y Lennox / Darell / Brytiago / Rauw Alejandro
Click here for full schedule / tickets

BAD BUNNY X100PRE TOUR
WHEN: March 14 to April 28, 2019
WHERE: Click here for full schedule / tickets

VICENTE GARCIA CANDELA TOUR
WHEN / WHERE: April 19 (NYC) / April 21 (Boston)
Click here for more info / tickets

NICKY JAM: INTIMO TOUR
WHEN: April 11 to May 18, 2019
WHERE: Click here for full schedule / tickets

MEGA MEZCLA 2019
WHEN: April 21, 2019
WHERE: Prudential Center, NJ
PERFORMERS: Ozuna / Anuel AA / J Balvin / Karol G / Jowell y Randy / Manuel Turizo / Farruko / Lirico / Amenazzy / Secreto / Chimbala
Click here for more info / tickets

WE WILL CONTINUE REVISING THIS LIST WITH NEW TOUR DATES. Contact us with any suggestions.
* Dates, performers and venues are subject to change

Oficina Latina: A Culinary ride down the Pan-American Highway [NYC]

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Oficina Latina, in Manhattan’s NOLITA neighborhood, is a tribute to the diverse charm of Latin America. Conceived as a culinary ride down the Pan-American Highway, the restaurant offers food and drinks that can be found from Mexico to Brazil.

The menu features Venezuelan arepas, Peruvian-style tilapia and chivito sandwiches from Uruguay, a smorgasbord of options that will leave your taste buds duly satisfied.

But most of all, the creative assortment of cocktails is what truly stands out at Oficina Latina. Their unique twist on the caipirinhas, piña coladas and mojitos, which are prepared with keen attention to detail, provide a visual treat before you wash down your food.

So if you’re looking for good food, tasty drinks and a Pan-American-style ambiance, Oficina Latina is the place for you.

Click here for more info on Oficina Latina

Top Upcoming Latin Concerts in NYC & Miami (J Balvin, Wisin, Reik, Marc Anthony & More)

J BALVIN: VIBRAS TOUR
Oct. 20 – Brooklyn, NY – Barclays Center
Oct. 28 – Miami, FL – American Airlines Arena Garden
click here for full schedule / Tickets

FONSECA & BACILOS: SIMPLY CORAZONES TOUR
Nov. 20 & 21 – New York, NY – Sony Hall
Nov. 29 – Miami, FL – AmericanAirlines Arena
Click here for full schedule / Tickets

MARC ANTHONY’S LEGACY TOUR
Oct. 28 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
Nov. 16 – Miami, FL – American Airlines Arena
Click here for full schedule / Tickets

SEBASTIÁN YATRA Y MANUEL TURIZO U.S. TOUR 2018
Oct. 6 – Miami, FL – James l. Knight Center
Nov. 4 – New York, NY – United Palace
Click here for full schedule / Tickets

WISIN: CORONA ESTEREO BEACH TOUR
Nov. 14 – Miami, FL – James l. Knight Center
Click here for full schedule / Tickets

REIK:
March 29 – Miami, FL – The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
Click here for full schedule / Tickets

BOMBA ESTEREO
Dec. 12 – New York, NY – Terminal 5
Click here for full schedule / Tickets

Dancing Her Way Through Life: Meet Chilean Dancer Loreto Astroza

Traditional guitar and cultural dances; modern music and sensuous performances; packed audiences, bright lights, and television cameras. These are some of the elements you will find when you enter the world of Loreto Astroza Beltran.

Loreto Astroza Beltran is a professional dancer trained in ballet and modern technique, as well as contemporary, street dance, jazz, and Latin styles. She was born in Santiago, Chile in 1982 and started her professional career in 2002, at the prestigious Academia de Humanismo Cristiano University. There, she graduated with high honors, obtaining a degree in dance with a minor in pedagogy. In 2008, Loreto won a scholarship to an intensive dance seminar in Buenos Aires, Argentina, rounding out her performance education.

Fast-forward three years, and you’ll find Loreto living in New York City. She moved to the Big Apple to experience Broadway Dance Center’s International Student Visa Program (ISVP). There, she entered “the most celebrated dance community in the world,” and received a Certificate of Excellence.

Since moving to New York in 2014, Loreto has continued to stay busy with outstanding performances. With dance companies such as Casa Brazilia, INNO’vation Artist, and Forza Malizia Dance Company and performances at distinguished venues across the United states, including the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, the Frank Sinatra Theatre, Times Square, the Wawa Festival, Julia de Burgos Theatre, Dixon Place, Highline Ballroom, the Team USA Olympics Road to Rio 2016, the Radio City Music Hall, and the stage of the Today Show.

Below Astroza shares her story and her go-to Latin gems in New York City:

When did you begin to have an interest in dancing? What sparked your desire to dance?
Astroza: “My passion for dancing started as a child. My older brother Jose and I always danced at home. I remember dancing in family reunions and celebrations. Dancing was always part of my life. Even though I did not take dance classes in the beginning, home was the best school to discover my passion. My parents Maria and Reynaldo are from the late 40’s so they taught me how to dance rock and roll and also the twist. I had so much fun and have great memories of dancing with my mom and dad. With Jose, my brother, I always danced merengue. Juan Luis Guerra was very popular in my country back in those days so we always played his songs and dance to them. Same thing with Salsa, I knew most of the biggest salsa artists and started falling in love with salsa at a very early age because of my brother. What really sparked my desire to dance was when I started taking dance classes at Balmaceda 1215 Cultural Center at the age of 14. I fell in love with dance. I started taking Modern classes with a very well know dancer by the name of Magdalena Bahamondes. After that I took African Dance, Capoeira and Samba and that is how I started and never stopped again.”

What was the most challenging aspect of starting your dance career, of breaking into “show business”?
Astroza: “I think that I can’t name one specific thing. I feel that being an artist is a challenging journey that every day presents a new everest to climb. With time I realized that being disciplined to train every day regardless of how drained I was after taking a bunch of classes all day and rehearsals. Pushing myself to the max to get better. Being rejected from an audition and becoming resilient to keep fighting. To master my strengths and discover my weaknesses and face them. To have the courage to keep training and improving. These are all aspects I believe were the most challenging in the beginning. Even though it was hard, if I had to do it again I would always choose to be a dancer.”

Besides the International Student Visa Program, what motivated you to move to New York City?
Astroza: “First thing that motivated me was the International Student Visa Program. But the reason I got into the program and got to come to NYC was because I started taking Hip Hop classes and other street styles back in Chile.  In 2010 I attended one of the biggest workshops back at a time, the “Arken Festival”, where i had met three important precursors of street dance. After that I was fascinated with street dance and wanted to know more and more about the culture, how it got started, and where. So after that I decided that i wanted to come to NYC. I wanted to live and experience this beautiful city and all the magic that brings together all the mix of cultures, the art everywhere, the nightlife, the museums, the festivals. Wow, so much to name, but yes basically all that.”

As a dancer, you no doubt work up an appetite, but your work also requires that you make healthy dining choices. Since your move to New York, what is your favorite place to refuel after practice?
Astroza: “Ufff, tough question. I love food !! But yes, as a dancer I always have to take care of my diet. I love all types of food especially Latin American and Asian. My favorite spot is PIO PIO, a Peruvian restaurant where you can find delicious and fresh ceviche, which is my favorite.

Is your dancing strictly work related, or do you go out dancing just for fun? If so, what is your favorite Latin venue for a night out on the town?
Astroza: “Of course i do and I have a list of places that I love to go to. My favorite is Camaradas el Barrio in Spanish Harlem. There is always live music on Fridays and Saturdays. They play live salsa, bomba y plena, pop latino and more. I love Favela Cubana, Verlaine, Gonzalez y Gonzalez, Copacabana and the Latin Mondays at Taj.”

What goals do you have for expanding your career over the next few years?
Astroza: “My goal is to get in a Broadway and off Broadway show. I to also produce my own show that I have been writing and developing for about 2 years.”

What advice would you give to young people who are nurturing dreams of success in the big city?
Astroza: “Self discipline, self discipline, self discipline.  I repeat it 3 times because i think that is one of the most important bases of success. Also be constant and consistent in any discipline. Be resilient and work on that every day, because there are a bunch of doors that you will knock on and the will stay closed. But there are a bunch of them that will open for you, to bring you new opportunities. Have self love for yourself and love for your art and others. Take care of your body, soul and mind. Celebrate your glories, but stay humble. Be aware and grateful for the little and big things that you get. Enrich the spirit with great experiences and do everything with love in order to enjoy the process and every step that you take to accomplish your dreams.”

Where is your favorite place to experience Latin culture in Nyc?
Astroza: “There are many places that I love going to, but La Marqueta is my favorite. I like it because it is an accessible place that is open for everybody. Where you can find local vendors promoting their products and food and there is always a Latin band playing. I love the atmosphere and it is beautiful to see the mixed generations enjoying themselves and dancing. I love Latin culture and I’m happy to be surrounded by my people. I always support and go to Latin festivals and parades. It makes me feel at home.”

When you get that craving for a mouth watering latin dish, where is your go to spot?
Astroza: “There are no Chilean restaurants in NYC where i can find traditional, high quality foods. Lucky for me I was able find two Latin spots that I love in NYC. They are both located in the lower east side. One is  Casa Adela. This place has authentic Puerto Rican food, which I love!  My favorite dish there is the Mofongo. The other is El Castillo de Jagua. They specialize in traditional Dominican cuisine and they have the most delightful rice and beans with avocado and maduros. The mangu there is amazing!!!”

What is next for Loreto Astroza? Look for her upcoming performances, including New York City’s Los Pregones Theatre for the “Stage Garden Rumba” and Julia de Burgos Cultural Center for “The Seasons of Love” a Forza Malizia Dance Company Production.

Global Latin Superstar Juanes to Launch 2018 North American “Amarte Tour” with Fast-Rising Latin Alternative Star Mon Laferte

Latin Rock’s leading global ambassador and the most-awarded solo artist in Latin Grammy history, Juanes, today announces the 2018 North American “Amarte Tour” with Latin Alternative’s new leading-lady Mon Laferte. Produced by Live Nation and also including special guest Caloncho, the tour will kick off April 20 in Orlando, Florida and continue across North America for an additional 15 dates, wrapping May 20 in Temecula, California. Tickets will go on sale to the general public starting Friday, December 8 at LiveNation.com.

The tour announcement follows closely behind recent Latin Grammy wins for both artists. Juanes’ critically-praised, and chart-topping Mis Planes Son Amarte (Latin Music’s first major visual album) received two new awards this year, increasing the Colombian superstar’s career tally to a staggering twenty-five combined GRAMMY & Latin Grammy Awards. With a rare five-star Rolling Stone review and pick as “One of the best albums of 2017,” Mis Planes Son Amarte also just earned a 2018 GRAMMY nomination for “Best Latin Pop Album.” Hailed by TIME as “one of the 100 Most-Influential People in the World,” and The New York Times as “Latin America’s soulful poet,” Juanes has built a distinctive sound that fuses his love of rock & pop, with multi-layered songwriting, and a deep reverence for the traditional folk and other indigenous rhythms of the continent. With eight multi-platinum albums to his credit, Juanes has notched eleven #1 Billboard singles, and holds multiple chart records. He is also one of Latin music’s leading social media voices and a dedicated global activist, with wide ranging charitable efforts.

Mexico City based, Chilean singer-songwriter Mon Laferte is “One of the rising stars of the Latin music world.” Following the release of her new album “La Trenza,” MTV named Mon Laferte as this year’s Best Artist In Mexico, while NPR, All Music, The New York Times and more have also applauded the album. Most recently, “La Trenza,” received an impressive five Latin Grammy nominations, with Mon Laferte taking home the award for “Best Alternative Song”- recognizing “Amárrame,” her hit duet with new tour partner Juanes.

Juanes’ 2018 North American “Amarte Tour” Dates With Mon Laferte and Special Guest Caloncho:

Friday, April 20, 2018 Orlando, FL Amway Center
Saturday, April 21, 2018 Miami, FL AmericanAirlines Arena
Friday, April 27, 2018 New York, NY The Theater at Madison Square Garden
Saturday, April 28, 2018 Boston, MA Orpheum Theatre
Sunday, April 29, 2018 Toronto, ON Massey Hall
Tuesday, May 01, 2018 Chicago, IL Rosemont Theatre
Thursday, May 03, 2018 Dallas, TX The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
Friday, May 04, 2018 Houston, TX Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land
Sunday, May 06, 2018 San Antonio, TX Freeman Coliseum
Wednesday, May 9, 2018 El Paso, TX El Paso County Coliseum
Friday, May 11, 2018 Phoenix, AZ Comerica Theatre
Saturday, May 12, 2018 Los Angeles, CA The Forum
Wednesday, May 16, 2018 San Diego, CA Viejas Arena at San Diego State University
Friday, May 18, 2018 San Jose, CA City National Civic
Saturday, May 19, 2018 Las Vegas, NV The Pearl at The Palms
Sunday, May 20, 2018 Temecula, CA Pechanga Theatre

Connect with Juanes at: www.juanes.netTwitterFacebook, & Instagram

Connect with Mon Laferte atwww.monlaferte.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram