INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana Historical Society, in collaboration with Magic Thread Cabaret, is hosting “Cabaret Latino, Songs of the Americas” to celebrate the influence of Latino music on American culture. The event will take place on October 10 and 16, 2025, at the Basile Theatre in Indianapolis.
The concert is a bilingual revue that honors singers, songwriters, and musicians from Latin America, showcasing how their music has shaped society. Tickets are priced at $30 for general admission and $25 for seniors, students, and IHS members, available online or at the door.
The 90-minute concert will feature a diverse setlist, including classics like “Cielito Lindo” and “La Bamba” alongside contemporary hits by artists such as Shakira and Bad Bunny. A ten-piece band and dance performances representing Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil will enhance the experience.
In addition to music, the event will feature original dance pieces choreographed by Ilona Yocobleva, Artistic Director of the Indiana Ballet Conservatory. These performances are part of a collaborative effort to integrate different art forms and provide a platform for young artists.
Tom Alvarez emphasized the importance of providing opportunities for emerging talent, noting that Magic Thread Cabaret serves as an incubator for young artists. He highlighted the involvement of dancers from the Indiana Ballet Conservatory, who have been working intensively to prepare for the show.
“Cabaret Latino, Songs of the Americas” promises to be a vibrant celebration of Latino culture, offering a safe space for audiences to appreciate the enduring impact of Latino music on American culture. With tickets selling quickly, the event is expected to draw significant attention.
