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Los Bukis make history: Will headline Vegas first spanish residency ever

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Person of the Year honoree Marco Antonio Solis and Los Bukis perform "Tu Carcel" at the 23rd annual Latin Grammy Awards at the Mandalay Bay Michelob Ultra Arena on Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

The excitement is through the roof for Latino fans with the news that Los Bukis, the legendary Mexican group, are about to make history as the first Spanish-language artists to have a residency in Las Vegas.

The revelation, shared through the band’s official Instagram page, has generated massive anticipation among fans worldwide. With over four decades of experience and a vast repertoire of hits, Los Bukis promise to deliver an inolvidable show that will be enjoyed by both Spanish speakers and English speakers alike.


Los Bukis will headline the first ever Las Vegas residency in Spanish

The residency, scheduled from May to September at the Dolby Live theater in the Park MGM resort and hotel, comprises 15 shows expected to attract nearly 6,000 fans per performance.

Marco Antonio Solís expressed his gratitude for the unexpected opportunity, emphasizing the band’s pioneering spirit and the profound impact of their music. He anticipates that the residencia will leave lasting impressions on both the band and their devoted audience, describing it as “a great blessing and a great gift.”

Founded over 50 years ago by Marco Antonio Solís and his cousin Joel Solís in Michoacán, Mexico, Los Bukis quickly became icons of Mexican grupera music. The band’s evolution, with the addition of Javier Solís, Eusebio “Chivo” Cortés, Pedro Sánchez, José Guadarrama, and Roberto Guadarrama, solidified their status as icons of grupera music. Hits like Tu Cárcel, Acepto Mi Derrota and A Donde Vayas have become synonymous with the group’s legacy.


What’s a residency in Las Vegas?

A residency in Las Vegas refers to a series of live performances by an artist or group of artists, typically musicians, singers, or comedians, held at a venue in Las Vegas, Nevada, over an extended period. Here’s a breakdown:

  1. Venue: Residencies usually occur at renowned Las Vegas venues like the Colosseum at Caesars Palace or the MGM Park.
  2. Duration: These engagements can span weeks, months, or even years, with artists scheduled to perform multiple shows per week.
  3. Artist: Residencies are commonly associated with established artists seeking to showcase their talents in a fixed location, drawing fans from around the world.
  4. Benefits: They provide a stable platform for artists to perform without the rigors of touring while offering fans the chance to see their favorite acts in a unique setting.
  5. Economic Impact: Residencies also boost tourism and revenue for Las Vegas, making them mutually beneficial for both artists and the city.

In 2021, after a hiatus, Los Bukis reunited for a successful tour across the United States, grossing over $45 million and ranking as the sixth highest-grossing tour on Billboard’s year-end Boxscore charts.

Recently, Los Bukis announced plans to release a new album, their first studio work in over two decades, as part of their triumphant return to the stage. This album, featuring new songs as well as remastered versions of previous hits, is expected to generate tremendous excitement among the band’s fans.


Los Bukis’ Spanish-language residency in Las Vegas marks a significant milestone in their illustrious career, reflecting their enduring influence and broad appeal. As anticipation builds and ticket sales begin, fans eagerly await the opportunity to be part of this historic event. ¡No se lo pierdan!

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