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Toronto’s Latin music scene is about to turn up as Chencho Corleone takes the stage on March 6 at REBEL. Known as one of the architects of modern reggaeton, Chencho helped shape the genre as half of the iconic duo Plan B, delivering timeless hits that still dominate playlists and dance floors today.
With his instantly recognizable voice and signature melodic flow, Chencho played a key role in defining reggaeton’s golden era. Today, he continues to evolve as a solo artist, collaborating with global stars like Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, and Anitta.
REBEL’s massive stage and club-style atmosphere make it the perfect setting for a night of nonstop perreo energy. With a catalog packed with reggaeton classics and crowd favorites, Chencho’s performance promises to bring together Toronto’s Latin community and music lovers from across the city.
As anticipation builds, one thing is clear: this is more than just a concert — it’s a celebration of reggaeton culture in Toronto.
Get your tickets for tomorrow’s show by clicking here!
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