Tito Nieves Bogotá Tickets - Nemesio Camacho El Campín Stadium

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Tony Vega

2 concerts

Puerto Rican salsa singer Tony Vega was born in Salinas and began playing congas in children's and rock bands. He later moved to New York, where he embraced Afro-Antillean salsa music, influenced by Ismael Rivera. He also serves as an evangelical church pastor.

El Gran Combo De Puerto Rico

2 concerts

Formed in 1962 by pianist Rafael Ithier, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico is a renowned 13-piece salsa dance band. Named Ambassadors of Our Music by the Puerto Rican Senate, their hits include El Menu and Timablero. Their 1978 album En Las Vegas sold over one million copies, and In Alaska was Grammy-nominated.

Festival Viva La Salsa

Yiyo Sarante

Yiyo Sarante, born in Baní, Dominican Republic, is a top salsa singer known as "La Voz de la Salsa." With a musical family and Aventura ties, he’s famed for blending authentic Dominican salsa with modern sounds.

Conjunto Chaney

Conjunto Chaney, formed in 1980 in Puerto Rico by Nicolás Vivas, is known for hits like "Nicolasa" and "Aprende a Querer." Collaborated with Willie Gonzalez and Eddie Santiago. Their albums, including "¡Más Que Atrevido!" and "El Conjunto Del Amor," earned them a Gold Record and awards like ACE, Paoli, and Diplo. "Amor De Primavera" became Deportivo Cali's anthem.

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Tito Nieves

Born in Puerto Rico and raised in the U.S., salsa singer Tito Nieves (Humberto Nieves) began with NY orchestra Cimarron, worked with Héctor Lavoe, and joined Conjunto Clásico. Launched solo in 1986, noted for salsa in English; hit #1 in 1997 with "I Like It Like That."

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Nemesio Camacho El Campín Stadium Stadium Capacity: 39,512

Carrera 30 y Calle 57, Bogotá, Colombia, 111311

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About Nemesio Camacho El Campín Stadium

Nemesio Camacho El Campín, Bogotá's 39,512-capacity main stadium in Teusaquillo, opened in 1938 for the Bolivarian Games, a modernist landmark. Home to Millonarios and Santa Fe, this high-altitude venue hosts major football tournaments and large-scale concerts.

Tito Nieves with Festival Viva La Salsa, Tony Vega, and more