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Downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza Comes Back to Life with ARRiBA! Latinos Festival

EL CENTRAL by EL CENTRAL
June 6, 2025
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After 30 years, the vibrant sounds and rich flavors of Latin culture are set to echo through Hart Plaza once more. The ARRiBA! Latinos Festival will run from August 2-3, 2025, marking a return of large-scale cultural celebrations at the iconic venue.

The festival will bring local and international music stars. Featured performers include music by Regulo Caro and Noel Torres, Pee Wee, the former Kumbia Kings singer, and Gregorio Pernia, widely recognized for his roles on Colombian television to name a few.

“I’m hoping that this is an opportunity for us to come together and celebrate that variety in our sounds and our food,” said Paula Anderanin, co-organizer and owner of Candela Detroit. “I think it’s an opportunity for us to highlight our local talent but also provide an opportunity for people that live here to go see these bigger acts all in one place.”

A noteworthy highlight of the festival will be the “Selena Experience,” an immersive tribute by performer Tatyana D’Voce, who aims to honor the beloved icon’s legacy. “Selena was the biggest inspiration in my life,” said D’Voce. “Her music, her dancing, her personality—all of that really was the biggest inspiration in my life.”

But ARRiBA! is more than just a musical gathering. The event will feature a variety of engaging activities for all ages, including the thrilling Lucha Xtreme wrestling showcase, starring world-famous athletes like MicroMan. A dedicated children’s corner will provide a bounce house and free face painting for families, ensuring that every attendee has an unforgettable experience.

Food enthusiasts will indulge in a gastronomic journey through Latin America, with food trucks and bars offering an array of authentic dishes and beverages. As Anderanin shared, “It’s kind of a celebration and an opportunity for us to highlight our local talent.”

The festival also serves as a beacon of cultural pride and unity. “We have to come together and celebrate…to help us celebrate. And not only for us as Latinos but also to welcome other people that want to learn more about our culture,” she added. 

Tickets for the festival are now on sale at www.ARRiBALatinos.com. Early bird pricing starts at $59 for single-day adult passes and $85 for a two-day pass, with youth tickets available at reduced prices. Children 5 and under are admitted free, making it accessible for families to join in the festivities.

In addition to online sales, tickets are available at several physical locations throughout the Detroit metro area, including:

Candela Detroit 3564 W Vernor Hwy, Detroit, MI 48216

La Jaliscience 3923 Vernor Hwy, Detroit, MI 48216

Detroit Forever 8640 Vernor Hwy, Detroit, MI 48209

Prince Valley 5931 Michigan Ave, Detroit, MI 48210

El Carnaval 1101 Walton Blvd., Pontiac, MI 48340

Rositas Cocina (Inside Café Muse) 418 S Washington Ave, Royal Oak, MI 48067

Rosita’s Cocina 48770 Van Dyke Ave., Shelby, MI 48317

La Sultana Ice Cream Shop & Snacks 1635 Fort St, Lincoln Park, MI 48146

Hart Plaza, en el centro de Detroit, revive con el Festival ¡ARRiBA! Latinos

Después de 30 años, los vibrantes sonidos y ricos sabores de la cultura latina resonarán en Hart Plaza. El Festival ARRiBA! Latinos se llevará a cabo del 2 al 3 de agosto de 2025, marcando el regreso de celebraciones culturales de gran escala en este lugar icónico.

El festival traerá estrellas de la música local e internacional. Entre los artistas destacados se encuentran Régulo Caro y Noel Torres, Pee Wee, el ex cantante de Kumbia Kings y Gregorio Pernia, ampliamente reconocido por sus papeles en la televisión colombiana, por nombrar algunos.

“Espero que esta sea una oportunidad para que nos unamos y celebremos esa variedad en nuestros sonidos y nuestra comida”, dijo Paula Anderanin, coorganizadora y propietaria de Candela Detroit. “Creo que es una oportunidad para destacar nuestro talento local, pero también para ofrecer a la gente de aquí la posibilidad de ver a estos grandes artistas en un solo lugar”.

Una de las presentaciones del festival será la “Experiencia Selena”, un tributo inmersivo de la artista Tatyana D’Voce, quien busca honrar el legado de la querida ícono. “Selena fue la mayor inspiración en mi vida”, dijo D’Voce. “Su música, su baile, su personalidad… todo eso realmente fue la mayor inspiración en mi vida”.

Pero ¡ARRiBA! es más que una reunión musical. El evento contará con una variedad de actividades atractivas para todas las edades, incluyendo el emocionante espectáculo de lucha libre Lucha Xtreme, con atletas internacionalmente reconocidos como MicroMan. Un rincón dedicado para niños ofrecerá una casa inflable y pintura facial gratuita para las familias, asegurando que cada asistente tenga una experiencia inolvidable.

Los entusiastas de la comida disfrutarán un viaje gastronómico por América Latina, con comida y bebidas auténticas. Como compartió Anderanin, “Es una especie de celebración y una oportunidad para destacar nuestro talento local”.

El festival también sirve como un símbolo de orgullo y unidad cultural. “Tenemos que unirnos y celebrar… para ayudarnos a celebrar. Y no solo para nosotros como latinos, sino también para dar la bienvenida a otras personas que desean conocer más sobre nuestra cultura”, añadió.

Las entradas para el festival ya están disponibles en www.ARRiBALatinos.com. El precio de preventa para pases de adulto de un día es de $59, y el de dos días es de $85, con precios reducidos para boletos juveniles. Los niños menores de 5 años entran gratis, lo que hace el evento más accesible para que las familias disfruten de la festividad.

Además de las ventas en línea, las entradas también están disponibles en varios puntos de venta en el área metropolitana de Detroit.

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