The Colombian band writes emotional, cutting Spanish-language lyrics over a mix of rock influences, and they have built a following well beyond Bogotá. This free show is their first in the United States, part of Lincoln Center's Festival of Firsts series of debuts. If you like Latin alternative rock or want to catch a band before it plays bigger rooms here, walk in.
What to expect
A free concert in the Rubenstein Atrium, the public lobby space on Broadway across from the main plaza. Expect a standing and seated crowd close to the stage and a relaxed, drop-in feel. There is no ticket to print; you simply walk in, find a spot and let the band introduce themselves to a new audience.
Good to know
- The atrium is on Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets; take the 1 to 66 St-Lincoln Center.
- Free and all ages.
- Free atrium shows fill up, so arrive early for a good spot.
- Lyrics are in Spanish.
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Common questions
Is the concert free?
Yes, it is free.
Is this their first U.S. show?
Yes, it is billed as their U.S. debut.
Can kids attend?
Yes, the show is all ages.
