Treasure Coast Sun

Port St. Lucie is set to host a night of electrifying salsa music as Puerto Rican Power and Charlie Cruz take the stage at the MIDFLORIDA Event Center outdoor stage on Saturday, April 27th. The concert promises to be an unforgettable experience for salsa enthusiasts.

Puerto Rican Power, a beloved salsa ensemble with over three decades of success, will be headlining the event. Formed in the early 1970s, the band has been led by trumpet player Luisito Ayala and has gained immense popularity since singer Tito Rojas joined in 1983. With a dozen albums to their credit, including hits like "Canta Tito Rojas" and "Men in Salsa," Puerto Rican Power has become one of the most revered salsa groups in the genre.

Speaking about Puerto Rican Power, Apple Music noted, "With over three decades of success under their belts, the members of Puerto Rican Power are one of the most beloved salsa ensembles in the genre."

Joining Puerto Rican Power on stage will be Charlie Cruz, a renowned Puerto Rican salsa musician. Born in Puerto Rico and raised in the United States, Cruz developed a deep passion for salsa music from a young age. Growing up in a musical family, he started performing with his father's band as a teenager. Since then, he has released more than a dozen albums and has earned recognition as one of Puerto Rico's preeminent salsa musicians. Hits like "Bombon de Azucar," "Amarte es un Problema," and "Un Chin Chin" have solidified his status in the industry.

The MIDFLORIDA Event Center is the perfect venue for this exciting musical event. General admission tickets for the concert are priced at $29, plus tax and fees. Tickets can be purchased starting Friday, February 9 at 9 a.m. through various channels, including the MIDFLORIDA Event Center Box Office, the official website (www.etix.com), or by calling 800-514-3849.

For more information about the event and ticketing details, please visit www.midfloridaeventcenter.com. Mark your calendars for April 27th and get ready to dance the night away to the vibrant beats of Puerto Rican Power and Charlie Cruz in Port St. Lucie.