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Toronto, get ready — reggaeton royalty is landing in the city. Chencho Corleone, one of the most influential voices in the genre, is set to take over REBEL on March 6 with a concert that promises pure perreo energy from start to finish.
Known for his unmistakable voice and his run as half of the iconic duo Plan B, Chencho has shaped the sound of modern reggaeton. From global hits to game-changing collabs with stars like Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, and Anitta, his catalog is built for the dance floor — and Toronto fans have been waiting for this moment.
REBEL, with its massive stage and club-like atmosphere, is the perfect backdrop for Chencho’s first major Toronto show. Expect heavy bass, neon lights, and a crowd that knows every word. It’s the kind of night where the city’s Latin community and reggaeton lovers from all backgrounds come together to celebrate the culture.
Tickets are already moving fast, with Tier 1 tickets sold out within the first hour.
Toronto’s about to feel that Plan B magic once again — and you’re gonna want to be there. Click here for tickets.
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