CK Productions Returns with ‘Splash and Dance 2’ on October 26th

October 16, 2016 / By Ian Hayden Parker

High season is almost here and CK Productions is hosting a great pre-season event. Enjoy something very different this October 26th in another carefully ‘chosen location’ that CK Productions has become synonymous with. Vallarta’s Splash and Dance 2 will happen from 4 to 8 pm at TACHO’S PARK – only ½ a mile or 0.8 kilometers from Sams/Walmart on Calle Prisciliano Sánchez, Aramara, P.V.

Offering a relaxing late afternoon and exciting early evening, Splash and Dance 2 presents two of Puerto Vallarta’s top live bands ( whose regular start times are at 10:30pm – bed time for some of us). Doors open at 4 pm for poolside fun and cocktails as CK Productions brings us another great event, Wednesday, October 26th.

Food and live music begin at 5:30 pm opening with the PIEL CANELA TRIO: Fernando Huerta, Eduardo Leon, and Luis Rasgon, a favorite of the Bay Area’s late night music circuit. – playing a mix of Latin fusion with the best Gipsy Kings covers you have ever heard. Many of you have probably heard these extraordinary musicians at Garbos in Old Town.

At 6:30 pm, PACIFICO TROPICAL of the Ocean takes the stage starring singer/guitar player Jorge Milan, vocalist Zubey da Resendiz, Eduardo Berroa and Obed Nogueda on percussions, with Abraham Valiente on brass, for two thrilling sets of Live International Latin Dance Music. AND YOU WILL ENJOY DANCING!!

Keep cool under the 36 ‘ palapa, take a dip in the pool and water slide or stroll through the shady mango grove.
CK Productions brought you an incredible series of musical events last season and will once again be offering a fantastic season of unique, quality entertainment in enchanting and exciting venues.

‘Like’ CK Production Vallarta on FB to find out about other exciting events they have planned for the coming season Tickets can be booked at: TICKETS.CK-PROD.COM.

Join the fun and feel that Latin beat!!!

High season is almost here and CK Productions is hosting a great pre-season event. Enjoy something very different this October 26th in another carefully . . .

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