The Brownsville Latin Music Festival is here, a two-day celebration of high-energy rhythms, rich cultural heritage, and world-class live talent taking place on November 6 and 7, at the LIVIVO Music Hall in Brownsville, Texas.

The Brownsville Society for the Performing Arts (BSPA) is thrilled to announce Rio Grande Valley’s own hot Latin sound, Ache de Barrio, as featured performers for the Brownsville Latin Music Festival on Friday, November 6.

Familiarly known to fans as "Grupo Aché," the band has solidified its legacy as a premier cultural powerhouse in South Texas. Celebrated across the region for their masterclass fusion of Afro-Caribbean salsa, traditional Cumbia, and contemporary Latin jazz, they bring an explosive, high-energy celebration of Latin rhythms to the local stage with their electrifying vocals and powerhouse brass and percussion sections. 

Saturday, November 7, will feature Del Castillo. The multi-award-winning Latin rock headliners bring their thrilling blend of electric Flamenco, rock, and Latin rhythms to Brownsville. Their performance marks a triumphant reunion as brother Albert returns on bass following his medical recovery, alongside an exclusive vinyl release for their brand-new album, Radio Medianoche.

The event will be held from 6 to 11 p.m. on Friday, November 6 and from 4 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, November 7. It will be held at the LIVIVO Music Hall at 800 N. Expressway, in Brownsville.

For more information, the full lineup of entertainers, and tickets, visit their website brosoperformingarts.org