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Bogota

All star lineup for inaugural Gira-Gira music festival

by Aylish O'Driscoll January 3, 2012
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Reggaeton hero Don Omar will join Colombian stars this Friday January 5 for a tropical music tour de force at the inaugural Gira-Gira Giradot Music Festival just outside Bogota.

Don Omar, Jorge Celedon and Silvestre Dangond will come together on stage at the the 2012 Gira-Gira festival, which takes place in the town of Giradot, two hours from capital Bogota in the central Colombian department of Cundinamarca.

Puerto Rican singer-rapper sensation Don Omar, known as the “King of Reggaeton”, will perform a string of his internationally successful hits including “Danza Kuduro”, “Dutty Love” and “RX” from new album “Meet The Orphans”.

Representing Colombia’s homegrown talent, Celedon and Dangond — two of Colombia’s biggest vallento music stars — will also perform solo material alongside the show’s all-star duet.

The one-night festival, being held at Giradot’s Luis Duque Peña stadium, promises to showcase Latin America’s top musical talents with the industry best in music and sound technology.

Festival tickets available from www.tuboleta.com, priced from COP$30,000.

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