The rising musician also played his non-album single, “Americano,” a true proclamation to the world that he is a proud Colombian American. Tapping into classical and hip-hop beats, Americano had the whole crowd hyped. Although Colombia’s history is notoriously known for drugs and violence within the country, Arias knows another aside to the country he calls his home. Like Kali Uchis, J Balvin, and many other Colombian artists, you can add ¿Teo? to the list of artists not only proud to be Colombian but sharing their love with the world.
 

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I expect great things from ¿Teo? in the future, and I hope the energy and love from the crowd made D.C. a memorable stop for him. You can catch ¿Teo? through the beginning of May, see the full list of dates and more photos from the show below.
 
4/10/2019 – Atlanta, GA – Masquerada (Get Tickets)
4/24/2019 – Portland, OR – Holocene (Get Tickets )
4/25/2019 – Seattle, WA – The Crocodile (Get Tickets)
4/28/2019 – Sacramento, CA – Harlow’s (Get Tickets)
5/2/2019 – Oakland, CA – New Parish (Get Tickets)
5/3/2019 – Santa Barbara, CA – Velvet Jones (Get Tickets)
5/9/2019 – Los Angeles, CA – Troubadour (Get Tickets – Sold Out)
 

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