Get ready to dance, clap, and celebrate. Tropicante is bringing the vibrant rhythms and joyful spirit of Latin America to The REES Theatre on Saturday, September 26th at 7:30 p.m.
Celebrating more than 20 years of entertaining audiences around the world, Tropicante delivers a concert filled with infectious energy, exceptional musicianship, and an authentic celebration of Latin American culture.
Audiences will experience a lively musical journey featuring the rhythms of Colombian cumbia, Dominican merengue, Brazilian samba, Venezuelan tambor, Mexican polkas, sizzling salsa, and more. More than just a concert, Tropicante's performances blend music with entertaining stories, humor, and cultural insights, creating an experience that is engaging, educational, and incredibly fun.
The group features veteran performers Edgar East of Panama and Karin Stein of Colombia, alongside outstanding musicians from across Latin America. Tropicante has entertained audiences at festivals, universities, and world music events throughout the United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.
Their passion for music and authentic celebration of Latin American culture creates an exhilarating experience for audiences of all ages. Whether you are a longtime fan of Latin music or discovering these vibrant rhythms for the first time, Tropicante promises an evening filled with unforgettable music, lively entertainment, and plenty of tropical fun. Come ready to celebrate — because sitting still won't be easy.
Tickets are just $15 and are available online through reestheatre.org. They can also be purchased at Na Rie Simple Treasures or through the Everwise Box Office the night of the concert.
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