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Ana Gabriel “Un Deseo Mas Tour” in New York City


Ana Gabriel is a mariachi pop star originally from Sinaloa, México.

Ana Gabriel (Michael Bush/Dreamstime)
Ana Gabriel (Michael Bush/Dreamstime)

Ana Gabriel in New York City

Newark, New Jersey

Ana Gabriel “Un Deseo Mas Tour” brings Regional Mexican mariachi pop to Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey; on Friday, September 13, 2024 at 8pm. From $107. 🇲🇽

Prospect Heights, Brooklyn

Ana Gabriel “Un Deseo Más Tour” brings Regional Mexican mariachi pop to Barclays Center in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn; on Saturday, September 21, 2024, at 8pm. From $139. 🇲🇽

New York City Venues

She is a big arena singer:

  • Barclays Center
  • Madison Square Garden
  • Prudential Center
  • Radio City Music Hall

Ana Gabriel

Ana Gabriel sings “No Me Digas” in 2024

Ana Gabriel was born María Guadalupe Araújo in Guamúchil, Sinaloa, Mexico in 1955. Sinaloa has a strong music culture. Banda is from there. Gabriel’s peak years were the 1980s and 1990s, but she has continued to produce hit records. She doesn’t sing flamenco, but her voice has the sound of the flamenco cry in it.

Winning the OTI Festival in 1986 led to Gabriel’s breakthrough album “Tierra de Nadie” (Sony Music, 1988). “Quién Como Tú” (1991) was nominated for a “Best Latin Pop Performance” Grammy.

“Tradicional” (2005) and “Dos Amores Un Amante” (2006) were nominated for “Best Ranchero Album” Latin Grammys. “Arpegios de Amor: Requiem por Tres almas” (2008) was nominated for “Best Female Pop Vocal Album.”

Gabriel won Lo Nuestro Awards for “Best Regional Mexican Female Artist” in 1999 and 2000. She won an “Excellence Award” in 2006.

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Published September 21, 2024 ~ Updated September 21, 2024.

Filed Under: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, Latin Pop, Mariachi, Mexican, MUSIC, Prospect Heights, Regional Mexican

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