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The legendary Colombian salsa powerhouse Grupo Niche is bringing their iconic sound to Toronto on May 15 at History, and the city is buzzing with excitement! Known around the world for their infectious rhythms, heartfelt lyrics, and dance-floor classics, Grupo Niche has been a defining force in salsa music since they formed in Cali in 1978. Over almost five decades, the group has produced timeless hits like Cali Pachanguero, Una Aventura, Sin Sentimientos, and Gotas de Lluvia that are staples in Latin music playlists and legendary in salsa dance halls everywhere.
Their music blends high-energy percussion, rich horn arrangements, and soulful vocals — a signature style that helped them rise from a local Colombian sensation to international stars whose concerts are vibrant celebrations of culture and community.
Toronto Latinos continues to collaborate with the best in the business. This time around with a giveaway in conjunction with LiveNation for Grupo Niche’s “Niche Disco Tour” stop at History. Wanna go? Here’s your chance! You can enter our Instagram contest to win tickets by clicking here.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their sound, this concert is a must-see celebration of Latin music legacy. Don’t miss out on the chance to experience Grupo Niche live in Toronto!
Tickets on sale at TicketMaster.
• LiveNation PreSale: Feb 26 @ 10am • PW: STAGE
• General: Feb 27 @ 10am
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