Juanes

Juanes, iconic figure of Latin music, returns to Paris for a series of concerts at Salle Pleyel. Expect an evening where the richness of his melodies and the energy of his guitar will be showcased.

Juan Esteban Aristizábal Vásquez, better known as Juanes, is a Colombian artist whose career has marked the international music scene since the late 1990s. After starting in the metal band Medellín Ekhymosis, he launched a solo career to explore a sound fusing rock, Latin pop and traditional Colombian rhythms. His albums, such as "Fíjate Bien" (2000), "Un Día Normal" (2002) and "Mi Sangre" (2004), were acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, positioning him as a major ambassador for Latin music.

His style is characterized by mastery of electric and acoustic guitar, often-engaged lyrics addressing social and political themes, but also love and hope. Songs like "A Dios le Pido," "La Camisa Negra" and "Me Enamora" have become anthems, crossing borders and generations. Juanes has created a strong musical identity, instantly recognizable, which draws on his country's folklore while embracing modern rock and pop. His influence is notable among many contemporary artists, who see in him a model of success and authenticity.

Juanes's stage reputation is well-established. His concerts are renowned for their communicative energy and the artist's generosity. He deploys a charismatic presence, alternating intense moments and more intimate passages, always with strong connection to his audience. This stop at Salle Pleyel offers a unique opportunity to discover or rediscover the breadth of his repertoire in an acoustically excellent setting, conducive to appreciating the fineness of his arrangements and the power of his voice. It is a chance for the Paris audience to experience rich and authentic musical performance, carried by one of the most respected artists of the Latin scene.