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Ensamble celebrates Women’s Day with Bogota gig

by Hannah Aronowitz February 23, 2011

Colombia news - Ensamble

Colombian nuevo-salsa group Ensamble will celebrate Women’s Day with a live concert in Bogota on March 5, announces celebrity news website Farandula.

Ensamble has been bringing their Colombian flavor worldwide, having just returned from playing in cities around the world in front of thousands of fans, and now they are prepped to play a massive party at the exclusive bar Palo Bonito.

Fans will enjoy the Caribbean rhythms mixed with salsa and urban sounds that characterize Ensamble’s modern Colombian music.

Call (01) 610 8228 in Bogota for reservations. Tickets are COP20,000 pre-sale or $25,000 at the door.

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