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Reik Joins the Amor en Vivo El Concierto in Long Island

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Reik is a Mexican pop band; from Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico. They burst on the rock scene in 2003, but have since leaned into pop ballads which places them in the Latin alternative frame. Their love songs are great!

Reik in New York City

Reik “No Molestar” (2024)

Belmont Park, Long Island

Reik joins the 93.1 Amor en Vivo El Concierto with Alejandro Fernández, Laura Pausini, Sebastián Yatra, and Camila; at UBS Arena in Elmont, Long Island; on Saturday, October 5, 2024 at 8pm. From $59. 🇨🇴 🇮🇹 🇲🇽

Midtown, Manhattan

Reik “Panorama Tour” sings Mexican pop at Radio City Music Hall in Rockefeller Center in Midtown, Manhattan; on Saturday, June 1, 2024 at 8pm. On Sale on March 8 at 10am. 🇲🇽

New York City Venues

  • Prudential Center
  • Radio City Music Hall
  • United Palace
  • UBS Arena

Reik

Reik “Yo Quiesiera” (2005)

Reik burst on the scene in 2004 when their self-titled debut album generated three Mexican No. 1 hits that crossed over onto Billboard’s Latin Pop charts. The effort earned them a Latin Grammy nomination for “Best New Artist.”

The core of the band is:

  • Jesús Alberto Navarro Rosas on vocals
  • Julio Ramírez Eguía on acoustic guitar @julioreguia
  • Gilberto Marín Espinoza on electric guitar @bibimarin

Albums

  • “Panorama” (2024)
  • “Ahora” (2019) includes “Me Niego” which won the Latin Billboard Music Award for “Latin Pop Song of the Year,” and “Un Año” which won the Premios Lo Nuestro for “Pop/Rock Song of the Year.”
  • “Des/Amor” (2016) produced the single “Voy a Olvidarte.”
  • “Peligro” (2011) produced singles “Peligro,” “Tu mirada,” and “Creo en ti.”
  • “Un Día Más” (2008) won the Latin Grammy for “Best Pop Album by a Duo or Group with Vocals.” “Mi Pecado,” “Fui,” and “Inolvidable” were hits.
  • “Secuencia” (2006) quickly went gold. Its singles were “Invierno” and “Vamos.”
  • “Reik” (2005) had hits with “Yo Quisiera,” “Qué Vida la Mía,” “Noviembre Sin Ti,” and “Me Duele Amarte.”

Information

Reik’s “Pero Te Conocí” (2020) captures exactly what it feels like to fall in love as an adult.

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Published September 25, 2024 ~ Updated September 25, 2024.

Filed Under: Latin Alternative, Latin Pop, Long Island, Mexican, MUSIC, UBS Arena

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