Last night, the Paseo Herencia amphitheater was packed to capacity as Grupo di Betico delivered an unforgettable concert for the audience. Every time this band takes the stage, they captivate the crowd with their exceptional music.

Yesterday evening was the last event of Djiepie’s with Songo Music, where the band, with its XL version, performed for the audience, who enjoyed and danced to the music of an incredible show.

Yesterday, Grupo di Betico delivered an impressive performance before Aruba’s largest audience for this Christmas season. The event featured renowned special guests, including Jeremy Bonarriba on drums, Mitchell Tromp, and a grand finale showcasing the Masterpiece of the Millennium by Claudius Phillips.

Last night, the band “Tsunami” lit up the place with their incredible repertoire full of energy as they say “WE MASHUP ‘D PLACE, and they closed with their classic Carnival hits, getting ready for Carnival 2025.

A Night to Remember with Grupo di Betico on Mainstreet Oranjestad

Last night, Mainstreet Oranjestad came alive with the vibrant rhythms of Grupo di Betico. The band delivered an unforgettable marathon concert, captivating the audience from start to finish with their signature energy and passion. Music lovers enjoyed an evening filled with infectious melodies and an atmosphere brimming with excitement—a true celebration of music and community.

Yesterday evening, at the Renaissance Marketplace, Robert Jeandor y su Solo Banda Show delighted the audience with their diverse and danceable repertoire. As always, the atmosphere was vibrant and full of energy.

This past Saturday, the Renaissance Marketplace came alive with the electrifying performance of Claudius Phillips and his band, Oreo. Known for their dynamic stage presence and unparalleled versatility, the group once again proved why they are a staple in Aruba’s music scene. The evening was a masterclass in musical diversity, as the band seamlessly transitioned through an impressive repertoire of genres, captivating the audience with every note.

From soulful ballads to high-energy dance tracks, Claudius Phillips and Oreo delivered a show that had something for everyone. Their ability to connect with the audience was palpable, as the crowd enthusiastically sang along, clapped, and danced the night away. The atmosphere was electric, filled with energy and joy, as the music reverberated through the marketplace.

This past Saturday, Grease lit up the stage at Cas di Cultura Aruba with a sensational matinee performance. The packed house was transported to the electrifying 1960s, as Aruba’s young talents delivered a vibrant homage to the era immortalized by the iconic 1978 film. The show was a rollercoaster of emotions—bursting with energy, heartfelt moments, and infectious joy that resonated with the audience.

Special recognition goes to Ferdinand Franca and Vicky Arens-Tjon A Tjoe for their visionary leadership in crafting such an extraordinary spectacle. This production not only showcased Aruba’s rising stars but also celebrated the island’s artistic spirit, leaving the crowd inspired and craving more. Grease at Cas di Cultura was a triumphant display of musical theater at its finest.

“Sharing this vision side by side were Nicole van Eer, the vocal coach, Kevin Gumbs, choreography and Jaderick Croes assisted by Darrell Laclé, who led the live show band Tipico Colegio Arubano. This multidisciplinary team made the show on point.”

Last night, during Unoca’s “Toke di Pasco” event, guests enjoyed live performances by Las Únicas Fabulosas, the Gucci Dancers, and a poetry recital by Ruthy Vrieswijk. The evening concluded with a tribute to Bertha Wolff, Martha Figaroa, Diana Antonette, and Robert Thiel for their contributions. Additionally, Chibi an der Hans presented Unoca members with a special gift: a book detailing the history of Aruba’s Carnival. The event also honored the life and service of Melany Thiel, a dedicated Unoca employee, with the symbolic gift of a plant, representing growth, unity, and happiness.

Last night, the Rincon Boyz performed on stage at the Renaissance Marketplace in Aruba. They always bring their great tipical music. Along with them, the Elves were there, entertaining everyone in attendance.