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Directamente de la Republica Dominicana, El Alfa, also known as “El Jefe,” is coming to Toronto August 23. He has taken Dembow and the culture of his country to the highest levels of music earning him three Platinum and four Gold albums from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Since starting in 2007 and achieving his first hit in 2008, Emanuel Herrera Batista has become an international sensation. He manages his own label, El Jefe Records, and has collaborated with artists like Nicky Jam and Daddy Yankee. With nearly ten million YouTube subscribers and a strong presence on Spotify, he recently released “La Botella” with Enrique Iglesias and contributed to the “Bad Boy 4” soundtrack.
Tickets for El Alfa’s Toronto Concert are available here.
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