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For any event that is listed as 18 or 21 and over, ANY ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund. Any event listed as All Ages, means 6 years of age or older. ALL tickets are standing room only unless otherwise specified. If you need special accommodations, contact info@cafedunord.com. Support acts are subject to change without refund.Professional Cameras are not allowed without prior approval. Professional Camera defined as detachable lens or of professional grade as determined by the venue staff. When in doubt, just email us ahead of the show! We might be able to get you a Photo Pass depending on Artists approval.
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Dairon
November 2nd 2023
Perfecto! Juan tiene una presencia en el escenario encantadora y la energía que genera el show es una maravilla
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Juan Wauters Biography
From his early days as a founding member of Queens-based garage act The Beets to
his impressive solo career, Wauters has spent the better part of the last decade on the
road. When he wasn’t touring or recording, he was gathering material, traversing Latin
America to write his 2019 Spanish-language opus La Onda de Juan Pablo, then
heading North to collaborate with friends like Mac DeMarco, Homeshake, Nick Hakim
and more for 2021’s boisterous Real Life Situations. Apart from intermissions in his
home base of Jackson Heights, Queens, Wauters has been notoriously hard to pin
down.
Written mostly during this extended break from touring, the songs on Wandering Rebel
are candid reflections on subjects like career (“Wandering Rebel”), romantic
commitment (“Amor Amor”), mental health (“Nube Negra”) and the personal toll of
touring (“Let Loose”). Wauters’ lyrics have always had a refreshing sincerity, but he
seems to be at his most open on this record. “I’m looking to have a family,” he states on
“Wandering Rebel,” “so if this music thing not pick up / we’ll have to make some
changes up in here.”
Wauters’ moments of honest self-reflection lend depth to his penchant for playful
musical experimentation, while his ever-growing network of collaborators across the
globe add nuance and fluidity to his songwriting.
Read Morehis impressive solo career, Wauters has spent the better part of the last decade on the
road. When he wasn’t touring or recording, he was gathering material, traversing Latin
America to write his 2019 Spanish-language opus La Onda de Juan Pablo, then
heading North to collaborate with friends like Mac DeMarco, Homeshake, Nick Hakim
and more for 2021’s boisterous Real Life Situations. Apart from intermissions in his
home base of Jackson Heights, Queens, Wauters has been notoriously hard to pin
down.
Written mostly during this extended break from touring, the songs on Wandering Rebel
are candid reflections on subjects like career (“Wandering Rebel”), romantic
commitment (“Amor Amor”), mental health (“Nube Negra”) and the personal toll of
touring (“Let Loose”). Wauters’ lyrics have always had a refreshing sincerity, but he
seems to be at his most open on this record. “I’m looking to have a family,” he states on
“Wandering Rebel,” “so if this music thing not pick up / we’ll have to make some
changes up in here.”
Wauters’ moments of honest self-reflection lend depth to his penchant for playful
musical experimentation, while his ever-growing network of collaborators across the
globe add nuance and fluidity to his songwriting.
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