Join Latinos Con Onda for their biggest party yet on August 19—get tickets now

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Kristhian Treviño is the man behind it all. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

When Kristhian Treviño traveled cross country to attend parties that celebrated Latin culture and brought people together, he know it was something he could do in Birmingham. That was four years ago, and since then he’s thrown incredible parties and played a huge role in making The Magic City more inclusive. Read on for more and mark your calendars for Latinos Con Onda’s biggest party yet on August 19.

Celebrating Latin culture in Birmingham

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The Latinos Con Onda team. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Latinos Con Onda has become one of Birmingham’s most fun and inclusive experiences. This year’s event will celebrate their fourth anniversary with an exciting lineup of musicians, food, art and more from all over the world.

“We are Latinos Con Onda, we are a Latinx community bringing entertainment events to Birmingham, AL with a purpose to build a bridge between the Latinx community and all the diverse communities in Birmingham and its surrounding cities. We are focused on educating and creating acceptance for a happier and more inclusive life in our Magic City.”

Nancy Reyes, Latinos Con Onda

They’ve been throwing incredible parties for 4 years

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A night full of fun. (Latinos Con Onda)

Latinos Con Onda’s first party was at The Atomic Lounge where 37 people showed up.

“We didn’t have any social media. It was an experiment. We start texting our friends that we’re going to do this get-together—try to come. It was kind of a low turnout, but we had a ton of fun. It started growing, and growing and then we started our social media. It was more word-of-mouth back then.”

Kristhian Treviño, Latinos Con Onda, Founder

From there, they started expanding their parties to bigger venues like Trimtab, Mayawell and Ghost Train. At their third anniversary celebration, 1600 people showed up. 2000 guests is this year’s goal.

Salsa dancing, Latin American cuisine + a Grammy-nominated DJ

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That lineup though. (Latinos Con Onda)

Kristhian says the fourth anniversary celebration will be more than music and a party. Here’s a look at what to expect on August 19:

  • Free salsa dancing classes before the event
  • Music from international artists
  • Vendors selling jewelry, art, vintage clothes and more
  • Delicious authentic cuisine, including:
    • Argentinian empanadas
    • Colombian and Venezuelan arepas
    • Mexican dishes
    • Pupusas from El Salvador
    • Many more Latin American dishes

Don’t miss this—one of the international artists bringing their music to Birmingham is Mr Pauer, a Latin Grammy-nominated artist, producer and DJ from Venezuela. He is also the official DJ for the Latin Grammys.

“We want people here in Birmingham to be able to experience Latin culture. We want them to be able to interact with the music and really immerse themselves. Everyone is welcome.”

Kristhian Treviño, Latinos Con Onda, Founder

Get ready to immerse yourself in Latin culture

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See y’all there. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Just a few years ago, there were only three or four places people could go to enjoy Latin culture. Now, Kristhian is bringing it to Birmingham through parties that people will be talking about for months to come.

“This feels so amazing. Sometimes, when I’m working on all of the details and getting ready for the celebrations, I feel like I may be in over my head and get a little scared, but when the event happens and people tell us how much it means to them, it is all worth it.”

Kristhian Treviño, Latinos Con Onda, Founder

The event is sure to be a special time, so mark your calendars, get your tickets and start the countdown.

“For those of us that are first generation Hispanic-American’s, something like this that merges both of our cultures together is so special. We can’t wait for next Saturday.”

Erika Herrera, Latinos Con Onda

Want to get a taste of Latin culture in Birmingham? Get your tickets for August 19 now.

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