Eslabon Armado are a Mexican regional group whose collaboration with Peso Pluma on "Ella Baila Sola" became one of the defining crossover moments of the corridos tumbados movement — a track that reached mainstream pop audiences who had never previously followed the genre. The group's sound sits at the intersection of traditional regional Mexican music and the trap-influenced production aesthetic that has made corridos tumbados one of the most globally resonant genres in contemporary Latin music.
Their Atlanta date at The Tabernacle on August 29 draws on the city's large Latin American community and the broader audience that discovered their music through streaming. The Tabernacle is an ideal room for a show of this energy and scale — August 29.
Location
The Tabernacle
152 Luckie St NW
Atlanta, GA 30303
