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Grupo Niche electrifies Guatemala with salsa hits on Niche Disco Tour
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Grupo Niche electrifies Guatemala with salsa hits on Niche Disco Tour

From Prensa Libre · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Colombian salsa group Grupo Niche performed in Guatemala as part of their Niche Disco Tour.
  • The concert featured songs from their new album

Colombian salsa legends Grupo Niche returned to Guatemala for a vibrant concert as part of their "Niche Disco Tour." The tour highlights their evolving salsa sound with a new album, "Mรกs que palabras," while staying true to their classic style.

Fans gathered at Fรณrum Majadas on Friday, July 3, to experience the group's performance. Before Grupo Niche took the stage, Guatemalan salsa band Ensamble Latino warmed up the crowd, setting an energetic mood. Ensamble Latino showcased their talent, performing international salsa hits and sharing the excitement with the audience.

Grupo Niche, with over four decades of musical history, began their approximately two-hour set at 9:50 p.m. They opened with "Niche Mode" from their latest album, followed by "Cรณmo podrรฉ disimular" and "Se pareciรณ tanto a ti." The band expressed their connection with Guatemalan fans, acknowledging their long-standing support. They performed a medley of hits like "Una aventura" and "Entrega," and paid tribute to the legacy of co-founder Jairo Varela.

The concert also included "Mรกs que palabras," "Nuestro sueรฑo," "Ese dรญa," and "Algo que se quede." The group surprised the audience with a cumbia, "La canoa rachรก," calling it "pure Colombian cumbia." They dedicated a segment to songs that have resonated with multiple generations, emphasizing their special bond with Guatemala through hits such as "Sin sentimientos," "Cali Ajรญ," and "Cali Pachanguero." Founded in 1979, Grupo Niche continues to evolve its sound while maintaining its collective identity.

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Originally published by Prensa Libre in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.