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Tony Succar Joins Issac Delgado’s “Con Tumbao” Timba Band for the Blue Note Jazz Festival at Sony Hall

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Tony Succar is a Peruvian-born Salsa percussionist, composer, bandleader, film and television producer. He is a Latin Grammy Producer of the Year, and Best Salsa Album winner. Tony is the youngest artist to win both awards. Succar rose to fame with the Unity Latin Tribute to Michael Jackson.

He is always smiling like his abuela taught him, and nobody works harder than Tony. He created his success all by himself.

  • Tony Succar joins Cuban Timba singer Issac Delgado (NG La Banda) and an All-Star band in Delgado’s new project “Con Tumbao,” for the Blue Note Jazz Festival at Sony Hall in the Times Square Theater District on Thu, June 23, 2022 at 9pm (7pm doors). From $45. sonyhall.com 🇵🇪🇨🇺

We interviewed Tony Succar, The Salsa Renaissance Man in 2021.

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