All the Latin Livestreams to Watch in 2021 (Updating)

The coronavirus has greatly impacted the music industry, causing cancellations of concerts and events worldwide.

In order to keep la música en Español alive, Latin artists are getting creative on social media, performing live for their fans to bring them joy amid the stressful news cycle.

See who’s lining up livestreams below.

Los Montaner (June 12)

The Montaner family – Ricardo Montaner, May & Ricky, Evaluna and Camilo – will come together for a worldwide virtual concert set to stream Saturday, June 12. According to a press release, Los Montaner “will perform their hits, their best songs, the audience’s favorite songs live in a show that will be broadcast to the whole world via streaming in real-time.” The artists will be performing live from Altos de Chavón Amphitheater located in the Dominican Republic.

Where to Watch: 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, June 12. For more info and/or to purchase tickets, click here.

CNCO (May 14)

In May, CNCO will croon to their beloved CNCOwners with their first virtual concert since before the pandemic. In partnership with Ocesa, Christopher, Richard, Eric, Zabdiel, and Joel, will perform some of the biggest hits that made them a household name, in addition to songs from their new album Déjà Vu, which debuted at No. 2 on Billboard’s Latin Pop Albums chart on the Feb. 20 survey.

Where to Watch: 6:30 p.m. ET on Friday, May 14. For U.S. tickets, click here. For more ticketing info, click here.

Marco Antonio Solís (May 9)

Mexican singer-songwriter Marco Antonio Solís will offer a virtual concert to honor all moms on Mother’s Day. Titled “Bohemia En Pandemia,” the event is set to stream at 9 p.m. ET in the U.S., Mexico, Spain, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, among other Latin American countries. “I am thrilled to share that on May 9, I will be presenting ‘Bohemia En Pandemia,’ an event without precedents where we will enjoy many special moments,” the “Más Que Tu Amigo” singer tweeted.

Where to Watch: 9 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 9. Tickets available via Cinepolis KLIC.

Ozuna (May 7)

Spectrum Mobile will present a second exclusive virtual concert with Ozuna on Friday, May 7, following their concert collaboration last fall. The virtual set will feature Ozuna performing his greatest hits with an opening set from Manuel Turizo performing songs from his new album Dopamina. It will also feature exclusive interviews with both artists and behind the scenes content. The show is available to customers and non-customers of Spectrum services.

Where to Watch: The concert will premiere exclusively at 8 p.m. ET on Ozuna’s YouTube channel for 48 hours, and it will be available starting May 10, via Spectrum TV Free On Demand courtesy of Tarima TV.

Reventón de Verano (May 2)

Anheuser-Busch is at the helm of the upcoming virtual Reventón de Verano, dubbing it as “the largest festival hosted specially for Latinos by a brand”—Michelob Ultra Pure Gold, Presidente, Michelob Seltzer, etc. Headlined by brand ambassador Maluma, the livestream will include performances and special appearances by Prince Royce, Becky G, Myke Towers, Sofia Reyes, Mon Laferte, and Leslie Grace, to name a few. Reventón de Verano, hosted by Lele Pons and AJ Ramos, will be completely free for fans.

Where to Watch: 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 2, via ReventonLive.com.

Kali Uchis (April 22)

Kali Uchis fans, rejoice because the Colombian crooner will delight fans with her upcoming “Sin Miedo” digital concert to be held this week. The best part? Besides singing “Telepatía” at the top of our lungs from home, obviously, is that the livestream is completely free for fans. If the concert’s title is any indication, we can expect Kali to perform songs from her chart-topping album Sin Miego (Del Amor y Otros Demonios).

Where to Watch: 9 p.m. ET on Thursday, April 22, on Kali Uchis’ YouTube channel here.

Diamante Eléctrico (April 14)

Colombian rock band Diamante Eléctrico is set to perform an intimate show that will “honor their beginnings in the intimate setting where it all began: a bar,” according to an official description of the concert. The April 14 show will take place in Mexico City and be streamed at 9 p.m. ET. Diamante will perform live for the first time songs from their most recent album Mira Lo Que Me Hiciste Hacer as well as some all-time classics from their career.

Where to Watch: 9 p.m. ET on Wednesday, April 14. Tickets available via Moment House.

Oscarcito (April 11)

Venezuelan singer-songwriter and producer Oscarcito (real name: Oscar Hernández) is celebrating more than 20 years of music with his upcoming virtual show “Ultimo Concierto.” With this livestream, where he will perform some of his biggest hits such as “Acurrúcame la Vida” (A.Cinco), “El Hacha” (L´Squadron) and “Tumbayé” (solo artist), to name a few, is also officially announcing the new stage of his career under the artistic name Yakozuki.  “I have the theory that to receive new blessings you need to have your hands empty,” he said in a statement. “This is one of the reasons I decided to change my name.” With each purchase, fans will be participating in a raffle for a Corolla Hatchback 2021.

Where to Watch: 8 p.m. ET on Sunday, April 11. Tickets available via Ticket Plate.

La Santa Cecilia (March 27)

The Los Angeles-based group La Santa Cecilia is teaming up with local East L.A. bar East Side Luv for a noche de bohemia or bohemian night. “We’ll be playing live from our beloved East Side Luv celebrating their 15th anniversary! Get your tickets and join us from home,” the band posted on social media.

Where to Watch: Saturday, March 27, at 9:30pm ET. Ticketing and more information available here.

Ricardo Arjona (April 10)

Ricardo Arjona will soon croon fans with his upcoming virtual concert from his native country Guatemala. The prolific singer-songwriter revealed the news on social media with a 55-second clip. “Steps always steps. I walked searching for unknown skies. Always unknown. It all started here. Including that: my first steps. Today, I return to show the world our greens, our two oceans watering our garden, our fiery volcanoes, its lakes of paradise, and the city. The most magical city in the world: Antigua, Guatemala,” he says in the clip. “Uniting more than 30 musicians from the world and from this country, the concert that I always dreamed of where I never sang. From the land where I was born. ‘Hecho a la Antigua, desde la Antigua, Guatemala.’”

Marc Anthony (April 17)

One Night Only will feature Marc Anthony performing a full-length show accompanied by his full band of 20-plus musicians and featuring “surprises.” The show will be produced by Magnus Studios, a division of Magnus, Marc Anthony’s sports and entertainment company.

Where to Watch: Saturday, April 17, via LivePass. Ticketing and more information available here.

Armenia (March 21)

Colombian rock back Armenia celebrates their successful debut album with a live and in-person concert taking place at the Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo. The theater will be filled at 30 perfect of its capacity to guarantee social distance.

Where to Watch: 5 p.m. Colombian local time on Sunday, March 21. Tickets available here.

Darkness (March 20)

Colombian rock back Darkness will perform their hits and songs from their upcoming EP Dias de Oscuridad Dos during their virtual concert dubbed “Cadenas, Cuero y Metal.”

Where to Watch: 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, March 21. Tickets available here.

Debi Nova (March 7)

The Costa Rican crooner joined forces with Whole Planet International for a benefit Women’s Day concert. All proceeds from the Livestream will “go to Whole Plant Foundation’s micro-lending programs to alleviate poverty for women entrepreneurs in the United States and 76 other countries,” according to an official statement.

Where to Watch: 7 p.m. ET on Sunday, March 7. Tickets and more information available here.

Gloria Trevi (February 27)

Following an epic performance on Premio Lo Nuestro Feb. 18, where she received the Musical Trajectory Award, Mexican pop star Gloria Trevi has announced “Trevi In Da House,” her first-ever virtual concert and first live set after almost a year due to the pandemic. “It makes me very happy to be able to get to you wherever you are,” Trevi posted on social media. “I’ll be waiting for you to enjoy music once again on February 27.”

Where to Watch: 9:30 p.m. ET, Feb. 27. Fans can purchase a ticket here to get a link to watch the live stream. Ticket prices start at $18.

Carla Morrison (February 14)

Live from The Paramount in Los Angeles, Carla Morrison will serenade her fans on Feb. 14 via a virtual concert. “Morrison’s long-awaited live set will take you on an unforgettable front-row experience, as we celebrate love with significant others, friends and family on Valentine’s day,” according to the event’s official website. “The set will feature classic songs from beloved albums spanning Morrison’s extraordinary career.”

Where to Watch: 9:30 p.m. ET, Feb. 14. Fans can purchase a ticket here to get a link to watch the live stream. Ticket prices start at $18.

Bunbury (January 23)

Calling it the “only show he will perform online,” Spanish rockstar Bunbury is set to take the virtual stage on January 23. The Spanish rock star has partnered with OCESA for this livestream, and will sing tracks off his latest albums Posible and Curso de Levitación Intensivo.

Where to Watch: 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, January 23. Fans will need to purchase a ticket here in order to get a link to watch the live stream.

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