iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina Orlando
This year, iHeartRadio’s Fiesta Latina Orlando features the ever-growing cultural power of Latin music with an A-list slate of performances from Wisin & Yandel, Prince Royce, Luis Fonsi, Natti Natasha, Zion & Lennox, Lunay, Mariah Angeliq and a special performance from J Balvin and more to be announced soon. Tickets are on sale now!
Enrique Santos, iHeartLatino president and chief creative officer and iHeartRadio on-air talent, hosts the eighth annual event here at Amway Center on October 16.
Important Event Info: The eighth annual iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina returns on October 16th, honoring Hispanic Heritage Month with a non-stop celebration of Latin culture and music featuring an A-list slate of performances, including Wisin & Yandel, Prince Royce, Luis Fonsi, Natti Natasha, Zion & Lennox, Lunay, Mariah Angeliq, and J Balvin.
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About Prince Royce
Royce has a massive fan base with over 55 million followers on social media and he has sold out many of the most prestigious venues in Latin America and the United States. In February 2019 Prince Royce made history becoming the first and only tropical music artist to perform at the Houston Rodeo at the NRG Stadium where he attracted more than 55,000 euphoric fans.
About Luis Fonsi
“Despacito” may have made Luis Fonsi an international sensation, but it hardly defines his sound. Long before that song’s 2017 breakthrough—and long before its similarly massive, Justin Bieber-abetted remix—the Puerto Rican singer-songwriter was racking up Latin-pop smashes, evolving rapidly from charming balladeer to fearless genre bender. Born in San Juan in 1978, he chased boy-band dreams during his teen years in South Florida—until his tender croon scored him a solo deal right as he dropped out of college. Over time, he’d play both the smooth R&B seducer (“Imaginame Sin Ti”) and explosive rock star (“Corazón en la Maleta”), while also bringing 21st-century swagger to classic Latin grooves like bachata (“Llegaste Tú”) and old-school sensuality to pop anthems colored with dance-music synths (“Claridad”).
