Unidos en la Música Will Not Take Place

Name: Unidos en la Música Will Not Take Place
Start: 2024-05-04T10:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-05-04T22:00:00-04:00
Location: Francis Field

This family festival promoting Latin American culture has been cancelled.

This event has been cancelled.

Unidos en la Música Will Not Take Place

(516) 322-0211

25 W. Castillo Drive
St. Augustine, FL 32084

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The organizers have canceled the Unidos en la Música which usually takes place on the first weekend in May. There will be no Unidos en la Música in 2025. We do not know if one is planned for the future.

The Annual Unidos en la Música (United in Music) Festival celebrates Latin American art, music, dance, sports, games, and food. The all-day festival will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 4, 2024, at Francis Field.

Unidos en la Música features a spectacular variety of art, live entertainment, quality merchandise, dance workshops, and great food. The family-friendly event showcases games, Latin dances, and award winning-musical performers.

Latin Americam musicians in a collage for a poster

Live Entertainment

The Colombian musical artist Fonseca headlines the 2024 Unidos en la Musica. Fonseca has won a Latin Grammy award seven times. Others on stage throughout the weekend include Baba Caiman, LPT Salsa, Myrandas, and Papayera la Arenosa.

Enjoy performances and exhibitions by dancers and performers from the United States and Latin America. Learn to dance via on-site lessons with outstanding Latin dance groups such as Emily and Raul from the Salsa Kings.

We don't have the times of each performance, but we do know it will be an exciting musical day. Again, here are the performers for 2024:

Fonesca
Baba Caiman
LPT
Myrandas
Papayera la Arenosa

Cultural Exhibitions

A game section will feature games from all over Latin America.

Three visual artists will paint murals throughout the day, and the audience will vote on the winning mural.

Venezuela Marka, Peru Dance, Viva Panama USA, and the NC Brazilian Arts Project will share folklore performances.

More than 70 Latin American vendors will present their wares, and Papayera La Arenosa from Colombia will perform "pop-up" style, playing their Colombian music as they wander the festival grounds.