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Julay July & The Mambo Kings

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Saturday 19th October 2024
Chew's Yard in Preston
8:00pm til 11:00pm

Julay July & The Mambo Kings

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J Whalley

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20 October 2024

Fun night, lots of great dancers making the most of brilliant music!

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Tracey Riley

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20 October 2024

Great night with fab music & dancing! Will defo be back ?'?

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Liz Geer

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19 October 2024

Great vibe and music thanks

About

July Julay is the UK's premier Dominican Salsa and Bachata singer/guitarist and this special performance at Chew's Yard sees July perform with his band The Mambo Kings, complete with drums, piano, percussion, bass and trumpet. Originally from the Dominican Republic, singer July has been resident in Manchester for over ten years. Upon moving to the UK, July rapidly established a reputation as one of the leading bachata singers in Europe, performing both with his own band and as guest singer with other artists at venues across the UK.

In 2009, he released his first album "Sin Ningun Temor" to much critical acclaim and has since released singles which have had radio play back home in Santo Domingo and resulted in him making several TV show appearances there during the last few years. The album also saw his nominated for the first GSD Media & Latin American Music Awards in the UK.


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