Los Enanitos Verdes
- Date: July 5, 2020
- Time: 7:30 pm
- Location: Corona Grandstand Stage
Los Enanitos Verdes started in 1979, with Marciano Cantero (bass guitar, keyboards and vocals), Felipe Staiti (guitar) and Daniel Piccolo drums. In 1986 they published their album, entitled Contrarreloj (Counterclockwise), with the artistic production of Andrés Calamaro. The album included songs such as “Tus viejas cartas” (“Your old letters”), “Cada vez que digo adiós” (“Every time I say goodbye”), and “La muralla verde” (“The green wall”).
Their third album Habitaciones extrañas (Strange Rooms) would arrive the following year. Produced again by Calamaro, it included “Te vi en un tren” (“I saw you in a train”), “Por el resto” (“For the rest”) and “El extraño de pelo largo” (“The stranger with the long hair”).
In 1988 they did an extensive tour, following in the footsteps of Miguel Mateos/Zas and Soda Stereo. During six months three particular concerts stood out: Viña del Mar (50,000 spectators), Mendoza, Argentina (35,000) and Santiago, Chile (32,000). In that same year they published their new LP, Carrousel. The song “Guitarras blancas” (white guitars) became one of the main hits of the album. A year later the group broke up, with Marciano Cantero starting his solo career. In 1992, the group got back together, recording the album Igual que ayer (Same as Yesterday). After recording four more albums, in 1998 they released their album Tracción acústica, this album was nominated for the Grammys in the category “Best Latin Rock Album”.
Ticket Types
Terrace
$74
2nd and 4th levels
$64
3rd and 5th levels
If you have Fair admission
From $27
Seating Policies
- All concert tickets include Fair admission.
- Ticket prices do not include Ticketmaster fees. Tickets may be purchased without booking fees at the Fairgrounds Box Office.
- Infants may be held on an adult’s lap. In ticketed areas, anyone who occupies a seat must have a ticket.
- No unauthorized solicitation of business of any kind
- No standing in aisles or corridors to watch the show.
- No standing on seats
- Saving more than two seats is prohibited.
Camera Policies
Any photography activities that may be deemed a nuisance to the enjoyment of others is prohibited. Personal “point and shoot” cameras are permitted but do not block the view of people around you.
The following photography items are strictly prohibited, and may not be used during concerts:
- No flash photography
- No video or audio recording
- No tablets
- No cameras with removable lenses
- No selfie sticks
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I get into the concert area?
Doors to the Grandstand typically open 90 minutes before the show begins. This is an approximate time and may vary depending on crowd size and other factors.
If you are in a general admission area where it is first-come seating, a line-up area will be designated with signage in the Plaza de Mexico area. If you have a ticket with a specific seat, enjoy the Fair activities until you’d like to come to your seat.
My tickets are at Will Call. How do I pick them up?
Tickets ordered through Ticketmaster for pickup at Will Call will be available the day of the concert starting at 10:00AM. The Will Call booth is at the O’Brien Gate, informally known as the “front gate.” At the booth, present your Ticketmaster confirmation number, along with a valid ID (state-issued driver’s license or ID card, passport or military identification).
Can I get something to eat or drink during the concert?
Yes. The stage area has many food-and-beverage locations, or you can buy something from a Fair food vendor and bring it into the concert area.
Can I use my camera?
Any photography activities that may be deemed a nuisance to the enjoyment of others is prohibited. Personal “point and shoot” cameras are permitted, but do not block the view of people around you.
The following photography items are strictly prohibited, and may not be used during concerts:
- No flash photography
- No video or audio recording
- No tablets
- No cameras with removable lenses
- No selfie sticks
What are the authorized ticket sellers for Fair concert tickets?
There are only two authorized ticket sellers: Ticketmaster and the Fairgrounds Box Office. We strongly recommend you never purchase Fair concert or festival tickets from any other source. Tickets purchased from non-authorized sources could be counterfeit or stolen, which means the ticket will not be honored, and you will lose the money you paid.
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