Elviz Martinez has captured the hearts of Puerto Vallarta audiences over the past 4 years with his sexy good looks and sultry voice. As a local entertainer, there’s a great deal of interest and appreciation for this talented singer/performer. In fact, his shows are often so popular, they sell out with standing-room only!
Elviz is known for his past co-starring role in the smash hit musical, Forever Plaid, and his original shows, Come Fly With Me, and All of Me. Last season he was part of the highly successful, California Dreamin,’ show which featured the music of the hit 60’s group, The Mamas and The Papas.
Elviz is excited to present Legends of Mexican, featuring Mexican music from the past 75 years, with songs by Juan Gabriel, Jose Jose, Luis Miguel, Augustine Lara, Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Javier Solis, Jorge Negrete and more. This new show is produced by the one-and-only Alfonso Lopez and will feature the all-live Legends Band!
Every Saturday at 5pm, Legends of Mexico, will be performed at Act II Stages. Hear the exciting and authentic Mexican classics sung by the superbly talented entertainer, Elviz Martinez. A trip to Mexico would not be complete without experiencing the beautiful music this country is famous for. Elviz would love to take you on this incredible musical journey!
For tickets or more information about Legends of Mexico and other Act II Stages performances to to actiientertainment.com. Act II Stages is located at 300 Insurgentes in Puerto Vallarta’s Zona Romantica.
“…Elviz Martinez, grabbed the audience from the start through the finish. A standing ovation, proved to be incredible show, not to miss.” – Shani Rosen
“Elvis Show! Highly recommend! I just went to Elvis show and was totally surprised about his amazing voice and interpretations from best singers of Mexican music. He’s super charming and you’ll fall in love with his voice!” – 5 stars on Trip Advisor
Elviz Martinez has captured the hearts of Puerto Vallarta audiences over the past 4 years with his sexy good looks and sultry voice. As a . . .
