Los Totora at South American Games party: “It lifts the country” | OneFootball

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·15 September 2026

Los Totora at South American Games party: “It lifts the country”

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The group from La Plata will perform tonight at 8 p.m. at the Fan Fest in the city of Santa Fe. A large crowd is expected from early on, with other musical and family-friendly activities. In Rafaela, today’s closing act is Turf, while in Rosario there will be DJs and other artists. Admission is free through a QR code available at fanfest.santafe2026.ar.

As part of the Fan Fest program for the 13th South American Games Santa Fe 2026, the musical group Los Totora will close out this Tuesday’s activities at Parque del Sur in the city of Santa Fe. The Fan Fests in the three host cities serve as spaces to accompany the competition days with musical performances, food, sports activities, simulators, interactive experiences, radio, streaming, and activities for all ages.


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Los Totora are celebrating 20 years in music as part of an extensive national and international tour. The group is made up of Juan Manuel Quieto (vocals) and brothers Nicolás Giorgetti (bass and vocals), Santiago (timbales), and Juan Ignacio (keyboards). At a press conference, Quieto said, “Today we had a soundcheck and many children and teachers came by, and we believe tonight will be an unforgettable celebration for all young people and the whole family.” The singer invited the people of Santa Fe to come to Parque del Sur and said he was surprised by the scale of the South American Games. “The Government of Santa Fe deserves congratulations for organizing such a major international sporting event.”

Along the same lines, Nicolás Giorgetti added that “it’s a phenomenal plan because of all these disciplines, and it’s something that never happens in our country. To make it happen and to have so many young people involved is fantastic. The idea is so powerful that it does us a lot of good as a country; everything comes together, we all unite. We’re all in this together, pushing so the country can have this sports culture,” he said.

Elsewhere, Giorgetti said the group feels very comfortable whenever they visit the province and the city: “It’s the land of cumbia, alfajor santafesino, and liso.” Finally, the artists said that this Tuesday’s show will include a run through the group’s classic songs as well as part of the new project in part two of Casa Totora. “We put together a 10-song, 15-song set so everyone can come dance.”

Tuesday’s schedule in Santa Fe

This Tuesday at Parque del Sur will bring another afternoon of live music. The program will begin at 5 p.m. with Agos Firpo and continue at 6 p.m. with Rizoma. The day will close at 8 p.m. with Los Totora. All performances will take place on Stage 1. In Rosario, at Parque Independencia and the Sports Museum, there will be, among others, DJ Iva, Rodri Fre, Resuena, and Rya.

In Rafaela, among others, DJ Julián Pucheta, JIVA, Luketón, Ponele Cumbia, and Turf will perform.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

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