MIAMI.- After success in Latin America and part of the United States, Without flag continue the tour in 2024 Tour Frequency in several cities in the country.
“Sin Bandera is preparing to continue with the Tour Frequency in 2024 starting with shows in the city of Orlando, Florida on January 20; and Austin, Texas, in the month of March. Lima, Peru, will be added in February; in addition to several cities in the Mexican Republic,” the production detailed in a statement.
Gratitude
Tour Frequency close this to the con sold outs (full) in the last four concerts, which took place at the National Auditorium in Mexico City, Puebla, and in Chicago and New York. “The group managed to make the attendees fall in love with their songs, which are part of the soundtrack of the lives of many people and different generations. “Each presentation was an exciting experience, full of feeling and connection with the audience.”
Noel Schajris and Leonel Garca, members of Sin Bandera, expressed their gratitude. “We want to heartily thank all of our fans in the United States and around the world for the incredible support during the tour.” Tour Frequency. They have been unforgettable nights full of love and music. Thank you for being part of this beautiful story that we wrote together,” said the artists.
“With their romantic pop style, Sin Bandera took their audience on a journey full of hits and unforgettable songs, causing the audience to sing and dance non-stop. Each concert stood out for its high quality, with a careful selection of songs, a lighting and set design and an emotional and impressive staging,” the production added.
About Without Flag
Formed in 2000, the Mexican-Argentine do has left an important mark in the history of pop music in Spanish with iconic songs like Come into my life y You lie so well. Since their debut, Sin Bandera has released six studio albums, earning multiple awards, including Latin Grammy Latin Billboard.
With their tours, Noel Schajris and Leonel García have captivated Mexico, the United States, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Spain, among others.
