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Carlos Vives Concert Schedule
Born in Santa Marta, Colombia, Carlos Vives rose to fame in the 1990s for his unique fusion of pop and traditional Colombian vallenato music as well as his inclusion of cumbia and porro sounds. Most known for his Grammy Award win in 2002 for the album Dejame Entrar, Vives has received numerous Latin Grammy nominations throughout his career and was hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "one of Latin America's most acclaimed [musical] artists [who] embodies the very soul of Latin America."Carlos Vives live and in concert has been hailed as a beautiful mixture of cultural and musical tones. Vives, like other well-known vallenato artists, uses keyboards, full drum sets and other wind instruments. Vives's first tour was in 1997 throughout various cities in Europe and the Americas before moving to Miami to promote his music to the American audiences. Other previous tours such as the Mas Corazon Profundo and La Fiesta de Todos have seen Vives perform in countries such as France, Argentina, Mexico, Peru and many others.
Carlos Vives Background
Vives has always been a performer, often singing at family parties and church events in his hometown of Santa Marta as a child. However, his big break came in 1982 when he was performing in a nightclub and a TV producer asked him to audition for an up and coming show called Tiempo Sin Huella. Vives won the part and became a telenovela star in an acting career that spanned over 15 years. It was during this time that Vives met his first wife, Margarita Rosa de Francisco. Musically, Vives's big break came in 1991 when he earned the opportunity to sing vallenato for a part in the telenovela Escalona. Sony Discos liked the performer's rendition so much that they offered him a record deal. Vives went on to form his own record company, Gaira, and released his first album, Clasicos de la Provincia, in 1993. The album sold over a million copies and was followed up by La Tierra de Olvido in 1995, which went platinum in Latin America and Europe. His most recent Latin Grammy win came in 2016 for Record of the Year and Song of the Year with Shakira, "La Bicicleta." Throughout his 25-year career, Vives has sold over 20 million albums and won 11 Latin Grammy Awards.
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Carlos you have been my absolute favorite since I was a little girl when my dad would listen to you.(I am now 47) You make me feel so proud to be Colombian American. I love my culture and everything you stand for. I hope you never stop doing music and you always have that beautiful smile. You are a superstar 🤩❤️ your energy in your concerts is addictive! ❤️❤️❤️💯
and will see him every time Carlos Vives returns to Orlando. This was my first time going to one of his concerts and I'm so glad I went. I recommend it. He is so humble and so talented as well as all of his musicians. Thank you for a wondeful evening!!!
It’s was an amazing experience.. 100%recommended I hope he will come back to Orlando
Amway parking offers easy access to the event and convenience to get to the event. The entrance was a bit disorganized, but we got in easy. Concert was great! 3rd event at Amway and will continue coming back.
Two things always happen there: the concerts do not last more than 3 hours. You must always leave the stadium at 11:30 at the latest and the sound this time was horrible, not bad, horrible.... it's a shame because Carlos Vives' performance was great
I just were waiting to hear more of His recent music. I didn't recognized.some músic.
Carlos Vives should leave at least a day between concerts. The day before he had a concert in Miami, so he looked so tired that his voice wasn’t the best in our concert in Orlando. He let the public and his chorus sing a lot of his songs . The concert started an hour later and last ONLY for 2 hours, way too short. I definitely won’t go back to his concerts.
I can’t tell you how hyped I was to see Carlos Vives live! We got seats at Section 115, V area, specially 9 & 10, so off to the side and up from the stage. Great view of the stage BUT we couldn’t hear CV when he spoke to the audience. It was mind blowing to see tons of speakers and not being able to HEAR what he was sharing with the audience. People around us left. We know the lyrics so singing and dancing were ok yet for the price it is REALLY frustrating to have such poor audio and sound design to cater to all seats in the house not just the ones directly in front of the stage. So all in all Carlos Vives 5 stars audio in the house (Eagle Bank Arena) 2-3 stars.
Bad sound ! Please give me the money back, I pay expensive entrance me and my wife but the experience is bad, carlos is star, but in this stadium the sound is very bad.
I was a night full of energy, good vibe, dance , singing the hall night , it was amazing
It’s was very beautiful and exciting. We have a great time
This concert was incredible. I would go again and I recommend it 100%. It was a wonderful and unforgettable experience for me.
Carlos and La Provincia did not let down absolutely amazing show. I grew up listening to him and never thought I’d get a chance to see and hear his music live, when the first song came on I got so emotional it was amazing!
The logístic to enter is very good. The sound excelent
The concert brought about feelings of nostalgia coupled with the elegance of times gone by. It was truly a melancholic beauty.
Outstanding performance, the personnel at the venue was very attentive and helpful
Overall the songs he played were very good, and the place was full. However, this is my 4th concert and the sound is going from bad to worse. When the choristers were singing you could hardly understand what the were saying. There was like listening to an old radio in am frequency.For the price of the tickets, and the magnitud of this artist it was very disappointing in terms of sound. If you play the old concert when he played with Mark Anthony you can clearly hear the difference in the quality of sound.
Very organized, the staff was very polite and helpful.
The show was amazing as always. This is our second year going to a Carlos Vive’s concert, but this time there were issues with the audio at the upper part of the Kaseya. We were at the 324 section, and even in my phone’s videos you can notice how bad was it.
The sound effects was to loud can’t understand the songs and what Carlos was saying most of the time.
