Invasion Del Corrido Tickets

For Mexican and Latin Music fans, Invasion Del Corrido is the perfect concert to attend. Presented by Los Angeles County's premier Mexican music station, QueBuena 105.5/94.3 FM, it will be headlined by famous bands and artists. This includes Tito Torbellino, Javier Rosas, El Remmy Valenzuela, Rebeldes, and Grupo TR3S60. All of these acts will be playing live at the Nokia Theatre LA Live in Los Angeles. Anyone interested in experiencing beautiful music and a great night out with friends should get Invasion Del Corrido tickets immediately.
 

One of the most anticipated events in Latin American music is the Invasion Del Corrido event, presented by QueBuena 105.5/94.3 FM. It features some of the most exciting artists and bands in Latin American music, all setting up shop at the Nokia Theatre LA Live. Headliners at this fabulous concert are Tito Torbellino, Rebeldes, Javier Rosas, El Remmy Valenzuela and Grupo TR3S60. Each of these acts loyal fans all over the US, with many of them in Los Angeles. Some have already bought Invasion Del Corrido tickets and eagerly await the concert.

Every year, an annual celebration of Latin American music is organized, in the shape of the Invasion Del Corrido concert. Taking place at one of the top venues in Los Angeles, the Nokia Theatre LA Live, it stars some of the most iconic artists and bands and has already got fans excited in Southern California. The concert is being organized by QueBuena 105.5/94.3 FM, a popular radio station that broadcasts its many shows in Los Angeles and Orange County, California. The channel began broadcasts back in the sixties as KNAC and is today known for its Regional Mexican music broadcast.

QueBuena 105.5/94.3 FM is the organizer of the Invasion Del Corrido concert. It is made up of three stations broadcasting in three cities in California; Long Beach, Garden Grove and San Fernando. A historically renowned station, it was the first to broadcast rock music and then became one of the first alternative rock music broadcasters in the US. The station would continue this tradition of firsts, with heavy metal as well. It was then acquired by a new owner and divided into a group of stations.

This station's music is primarily aimed at Mexican Americans living in Los Angeles. It often broadcasts Mexican and Latin American music, playing the likes of Saul Viera and Chalino Sanchez. The radio channel has also led to much fame for many Mexican artists, such as Lupillo Rivera, El Narquillo and Adan Sanchez. One such band, Rebeldes, has also gained a lot of airplay on the channel and it is also set to perform at the Invasion Del Corrido concert. Originating from Sao Paulo, Brazil, Rebeldes is a pop band known for its dance tunes. Its popular songs and albums have been released by labels such as Universal Music, EMI Music and Record Entretenimento.

Rebeldes has also played music with the likes of NX Zero, Rebel Rio, RBD and Rick Bonadio. Its members are Chay Suede, Melanie Fronckowiak, Lua Blanco, Mica Borges, Sophia Abrahao and Arthur Aguiar. Its start was unique; this is a band that started from a TV series, Rebel Rio. A soap opera aired in Brazil, it featured a fictional band whose musicians were played by actors and actresses who would later form Rebeldes. After the TV show, they began playing and recording music. In 2011, their debut album was released by EMI Music and ranked number three on the Brazilian music charts.

The album's songs also rose up on Billboard Brasil Hot 100, Billboard Brazil and the Hot Pop chart. In 2012, they released a live album and DVD, a recording of their Sao Paulo concert that was attended by a seven thousand fans.

Rebeldes' live album also ranked fifth on the charts and was certified platinum after selling tens of thousands of copies. Their debut studio album had similarly received a gold certification, and was followed by a second album, titled Meu Jeito Seu Jeito. As one of the headliners at the upcoming concert, it is a must see with Invasion Del Corrido tickets in your hands and beautiful senorita on your arm.