La Trastienda is synonymous with concerts and great music, and it takes center stage once again with a series of concerts dedicated to the best of Brazilian music throughout 2026. Discover the concerts celebrating Brazilian sounds with top-tier artists such as Os Paralamas, Chico César, Teresa Cristina, Maneva, Ana Carolina, and Lenine. Don’t miss out—tickets are already on sale.
Concerts at La Trastienda: A musical bridge between Buenos Aires and Brazil
A musical journey through Brazil without leaving Buenos Aires: Os Paralamas, Chico Cesar, Paulinho Moska, and Mart´Nalia— Os Paralamas do Sucesso are returning to Buenos Aires to offer you no less than four consecutive shows at La Trastienda.
The trio consisting of Herbert Vianna, Bi Ribeiro, and João Barone arrives with a repertoire full of classics that are part of the collective memory of both Brazil and Argentina.
Songs like “Meu Erro,” “Uma Brasileira,” “Inundados,” and “Dos Margaritas” promise four intense, intimate, and emotionally charged nights, in a format perfect for experiencing them up close. Tickets are now on sale, and if you buy them between April 29 and May 3, you’ll get 15% off your tickets for Os Paralamas.
Another great night of Brazilian music you can experience in San Telmo comes courtesy of Chico César’s concert, who is coming to La Trastienda to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his iconic album *Aos Vivos*, in a special intimate show featuring just his voice and guitar. A perfect opportunity to hear one of the great icons of Brazilian popular music up close. Plus, if you buy your ticket to see Chico Cesar in concert between April 29 and May 3, you get a 20% discount.
The series is rounded out by many other exceptional artists. One of them is Teresa Cristina, who is coming to Buenos Aires with a show brimming with rhythm, charisma, and Brazilian tradition. With a magnetic stage presence and an unmistakable style, this concert at La Trastienda invites you on a musical journey through Rio de Janeiro culture.
In May, don’t miss MART’NÁLIA, who is coming to Buenos Aires for the first time with a show that promises rhythm, charisma, and pure Brazilian essence. With an electrifying stage presence and a unique style, MART’NÁLIA’s show at La Trastienda offers a vibrant journey through samba and Rio de Janeiro culture, accompanied by an outstanding quartet of musicians.
If reggae is your thing, don’t miss Maneva’s concert in November. Formed in São Paulo in 2005, Maneva has established itself as one of the most influential reggae bands in Brazil today. With two decades of experience, the band has amassed over 2 billion streams, multiple Gold, Platinum, and Diamond certifications, and a Latin Grammy nomination. Tickets are now available.
Do you know Armandhino? Armando Silveira, known as Armandinho, is one of the leading figures of Brazilian reggae and has won over different generations throughout his career. His music is part of the memories of many trips to Brazil, playing in bars, on beaches, and along the roads —you can get your ticket now!
Another Brazilian music icon coming to Buenos Aires in October is Ana Cristina. A singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist born in Juiz de Fora, Ana Cristina burst onto the Brazilian scene in 1999 with a deep, unmistakable voice full of personality that you have to see live. With over 20 years of experience, she has released award-winning albums and collaborated with artists such as Seu Jorge, John Legend, and Gilberto Gil.
And if you’re looking for a show that blends Brazilian genres with an intimate and introspective approach, look no further than Lenine, who—having collaborated with artists like Maria Bethânia and Gabriel Ventura—will bring his show to La Trastienda on September 4. In addition to his latest album, Lenine will be performing his greatest hits in a must-see show!
