Local Musician’s Concerts are Summer Sell-Outs at Incanto

Popular local recording artist Anais Belloso will present her first solo concert at Incanto accompanied by guitarist Jose Carlos and will welcome some special guests on June 14 at 8pm. Her heartfelt lyrics and beautiful melodies are an audience favorite.

Jose Carlos is also a very well-known local entertainer and will present his own solo concert on June 21 at 8pm. He was recently recognized for his original song, ‘Tu Boca’, as one of three finalists in the Latin music category in The John Lennon Songwriting Contest.

Tickets for both events are nearly sold out. Please contact Incanto’s box office for availability. You can also see Anais weekly on Tuesdays 5-7pm in the piano bar in Victor & Anais.

Singer-songwriter, Edgar Roxha, known for his mellow easy-listening style in English and Spanish, will present a special tribute show to Spanish recording artist and poet, Joaquin Sabina, on June 16 at 9:30pm in the theatre. He will also present his first solo concert featuring original music on June 28 at 8pm. He can be seen weekly on Thursdays in the piano bar 5-7pm. Contact Incanto’s box office for availability.

Pianist and entertainer, Bob Bruneau, joins the piano bar lineup with his own show, ‘Swingin’ Bob at the 88’s’, starting Wednesday, June 12 at 5pm for three weeks. He’ll play many of your favorites from ‘The Great American Songbook’ and more! Happy Hour prices featuring two for one 4-6pm. He can also be seen with Joan Houston in her show on Fridays at 5pm.

Poet, storyteller and mezzo-soprano, Lady Zen, returns to the piano bar weekly on Tuesdays at 7:30pm beginning June 18 as a ticketed show. She’ll showcase many of her favorite soul and R&B classics, as well as original compositions with special guests and surprises. Tickets on sale now at Incanto’s box office and online.

Join host, Dennis Crow, for Incanto’s ‘Summer Stock’ series of recorded lavish stage productions. On June 13 at 7:15pm, he presents the live stage version of ‘Hairspray’ starring Kristin Chenoweth, Harvey Fierstein, Ariana Grande, Jennifer Hudson, and Martin Short. On June 20, he will host the live recording of ‘The King and I’ starring Kelli O’Hara direct from Broadway. All showings are on Thursdays at 7:15pm in the comfortable air-conditioned theatre on a big screen with state of the art sound. Casual dining is available during the show. Visit Incanto’s website and Facebook page, Incanto Vallarta, for more details.
Perro Bravo Productions returns to Incanto this summer with the Spanish adapted version of the Tomas Urtusastegui stage comedy, ‘Princesas Desesperadas’. Under the clever supervision of multi-award winner, director Ramiro Daniel, and with the participation of award-winning actors Juan Pablo Hernandez, Juan Carlos Ramirez, Cesar Trujillo, and Cesar Bravo, it’s a fast-paced comedy that tells the story of four Disney Princesses who get together fifteen years after their happily ever afters. Performances begin June 15 at 8:30pm. Presented in Spanish.

Renowned vocalist and entertainer Enrique de Allende has sold out several recent concerts and will present an encore performance of ‘A Voice Without Borders’ accompanied by pianist Derek Carkner on June 30 at 8pm. Early reservations are recommended.

In the Piano Bar…
Joby & Tongo play Latin and American pop/classics in English and Spanish. Sundays at 5pm.

Benji Gutierrez plays piano on Sundays at 7:30pm including many of your favorite standards, jazz and classic melodies in his unique and popular style.

Salsa Dancing/Lessons are held on Sundays at 8pm (upper terrace) with professional instructor Francisco Ledezma. Lessons are free with your food/drink purchase.

Pianist Dennis Crow plays most evenings at 9:30pm. He loves requests. Gather around the piano and sing along!

Victor and Anais play romantic, pop and classics on acoustic guitar in English and Spanish, Tuesdays at 5pm.

Lady Zen sings her favorite soul and R&B classics weekly on Tuesdays at 7:30pm beginning June 18.

Bob Bruneau plays favorites from ‘The Great American Songbook’ on Wednesdays at 5pm.

The Renteria Brothers play Afro-Cuban rhythms, swing, Latin Jazz and more on Wednesdays at 7:30pm. Also, see them with Zoe & Leon on Fridays at 7:30pm.

Singer-songwriter Edgar Roxha sings in English and Spanish and plays acoustic guitar in a mellow, easy-listening style. Thursdays at 5pm.

Open Mic is on Thursdays at 7:30pm hosted by Tracy Parks and special guests. Sing, dance, play an instrument. No cover. Arrive early to sign up.

The Joan Houston Show plays on Fridays at 5pm with Bob Bruneau at the piano and features familiar favorites and lots of laughs!

Zoe & Leon with The Renteria Bros. play Nuevo Flamenco, Afro-Cuban, jazz, swing and more, Fridays, 7:30pm.

Bingo with Pearl is held on Saturdays at 4pm. Prizes include local gift certificates, show tickets, and cash, with live entertainment by Ballet Folklorico Tradiciones. Loteria is typically held on the third Saturday of each month hosted by ‘Mariachito’ with a variety of special guests.

Two local musicians, Aaron Hernandez, and Benji Gutierrez, play a fusion of ballads, Bossa Nova, Latin rhythms and more! No cover. Saturdays at 7:30pm.

Spring/Summer hours 9am-11:30pm Tues.- Sun. Closed on Mondays. Breakfast is served on the riverside terrace 9am-2pm. Lunch 12pm-11pm. Casual evening dining is available on two riverside terraces and in the air-conditioned piano bar 4-11pm. Happy Hour features two for one house cocktails, margaritas, and beer 4-6pm. Two for one show tickets for select current shows during ‘The Zen Hour’ 4-5pm daily. For more information and online tickets visit www.IncantoVallarta.com. Contact them at [email protected] or call 322 223 9756. Located at Insurgentes 109 (at the Rio Cuale).

Popular local recording artist Anais Belloso will present her first solo concert at Incanto accompanied by guitarist Jose Carlos and will welcome some special guests . . .

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