Santiago Cruz, from Ibagué in Tolima, has spent two decades writing some of Colombia's most-sung romantic pop ballads, and his Sigo En Pie tour arrives with his eleventh album. Part of the proceeds support communities in Tolima recovering from an earthquake. For Queens' large Colombian community and anyone who loves Latin singer-songwriter pop, this is a big night in a comfortable theater.
What to expect
A seated theater concert in Colden Auditorium with a crowd that knows the lyrics, heavy on singalongs to his best-known songs alongside new material. VIP packages include front-row seating and a meet-and-greet.
Good to know
- Take the 7 to Flushing–Main St and then the Q17, Q25 or Q34 bus toward Queens College.
- VIP packages add premium seating and a photo with the artist.
- Call or visit the Kupferberg box office ahead of the show with seating questions.
- Expect a Spanish-language show with a fervent singalong crowd.
- Grab dinner in downtown Flushing before heading to campus.
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Common questions
Where is Colden Auditorium?
On the Queens College campus in Flushing, part of the Kupferberg Center for the Arts.
Is there a VIP option?
Yes, VIP packages include a seat in the first two rows and a meet-and-greet photo.
