Newspaper Today | Lucas Sugo will bring a dance concert at SND Arena

Uruguayan singer-songwriter Lucas Sugo will give a concert at the Paraguay SND Arena (Av. Eusebio Ayala and RI 6 Boquerón) on September 8th at 9:00 pm. Tickets are sold through the UTS network.

The artist will deliver Latin pop-influenced tracks fused with others in his cumbia-specific sound.

In 2013, he started his solo career and formed a band to support his performances. A year later, he released the song “5 minutes”, Seal of Montevideo Music Group. The single, which included two official video clips, was an instant hit and brought him international recognition.

He has collaborated with different artists such as Valeria Lynch,

El Chaqueño Palavecino, Jorge Rojas, Pepe Guerra, Angela Leiva, Luana, Los Alonsitos, Larbanois & Carrero, La KongaAxel and Alex Ubagowait.

A limited number of Hot Tickets are available now at UTS Networkonce sold out, tickets will be charged separately.

Fees are Grandstand G.90,000; South Priority G.140,000; Priority North G.140,000; VIP Gold Coin G.180,000; VIP Platinum G.270,000; VIP Senior G.360,000; VIP Lucas Sugo G.450,000 (included upon admission Welcome water or beer); VIP Primera Fila G. 670,000 (including free drinking water and beer during the event).

Lucas Sugo

Born in Tacuarombo (Uruguay), he moved to Rivera with his mother at the age of two, where he still lives today. He started studying music at the age of eight at the Eduardo Fabini Conservatory, then at the Conservatory of the Americas and later at the Conservatory of Melody, graduating as a teacher of guitar, piano and voice.

He started his professional career at the young age of 14. In 2002, he had the honor to join the “Sonido Professional” group, becoming the senior and junior in his life.

Lucas, a musician who stands out primarily on guitar and piano, has been able to develop his talents as a composer over the years.

He was selected as a member of the jury for the first two editions of the world famous Uruguayan TV show “La Voz”. There he coached alongside the Argentine phenom Valeria Lynch, the Uruguayan musicians Ruben Rada and Agustín Casanova, and won first place in the first competition.

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