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If you are in California and you want to listen to live Spanish music, here at JefeBet we tell you about the top 3 Latin concerts in San Diego for October 2022 that you can’t miss.
Read on to find out about these events, their prices, locations, and dates. Get your dancing shoes and be ready to enjoy in style.
The Best Latin Concerts in San Diego for October 2022
Jenny and The Mexicats
Jenny and The Mexicats will be performing next Thursday, October 13, at The Holding Company. They define themselves as a multicultural band, since their members come from several countries. Among them are Jenny Ball, the trumpet player; the Mexicans Icho Mexicat (double bass), Pantera Mexicat (guitar), and David González, the Spaniard in charge of percussion.
This band has songs of different types of musical genres, including folk, flamenco, indie folk, and cumbia. The concert starts at 7 p.m., and tickets will be available for $25 before the event and $35 at the door. It is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated Latin concerts in San Diego.
Karol G
Karol G is an artist who needs no introduction. She is a Colombian artist from Medellín who sings songs of the urban genre. She sings reggaeton, trap, and a bit of pop. She began her career in 2007, and among her most important recognitions are two Latin Grammy Awards for Best New Artist (2018) and Best Reggaeton Performance (2021).
In addition, as a curious fact, she has a degree in music from the University of Antioquia. This artist will perform in San Diego at the Pechanga Arena, 3500 Sports Arena Blvd, on Sunday, October 16. Tickets will be available from $39.50 USD to $179.59 USD. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. local time.
Raphael
Finally, the famous and long-lived Spanish artist Raphael will perform on October 22 at the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theater at SDSU. Since 1959, he has been dedicated to romantic ballads and Latin pop.
He is one of the best known artists to adults of this generation. He has performed at Madison Square Garden in front of an audience of 48,000 people.
