La Yegros

La Yegros will perform at Marseille’s Espace Julien on Friday, April 30, 2027 at 8 p.m., as part of her European tour centered on the album Haz. Presented by Ovastand, this evening promises to be an unmissable event for fans of nu-cumbia and global sounds. The Argentine singer will present her musical world, somewhere between Latin American folklore and electronic influences, on one of Marseille’s best-known stages. Tickets are now available for this concert in the heart of Cours Julien. In Marseille, La Yegros electrifies the Espace Julien for an evening between cumbia and modernity Presented by Ovastand, this La Yegros concert at the Espace Julien is part of the tour for her latest album, Haz, released in 2024. The show combines incisive synths, electronic textures and powerful rhythms for a resolutely modern stage experience, somewhere between Latin American folklore, reggae and ska. Located in the heart of Cours Julien, in the Bouches-du-Rhône, the Marseille venue is hosting this stop on the Haz Tour. To discover other musical events in the Phocaean city, visit the Marseille concert listings, regularly updated with the best events of the moment. Tickets: book your tickets for La Yegros at the Espace Julien Tickets for La Yegros’s concert at Marseille’s Espace Julien start at €27.50. A leading figure in global music, the artist attracts a large audience at every tour date. It is advisable to book your tickets quickly, as places may become scarce as the date approaches. La Yegros and Aïtawa: two musical worlds to discover on stage La Yegros Mariana Alejandra Yegros, known as La Yegros, has established herself as a major figure in nu-cumbia, a genre that reinvents traditional cumbia through electronic sounds. Known for tracks such as Viene de Mí and Chicha Roja, she made a strong impression with her latest album, Haz, released in 2024, which includes Bailarín and Malicia. La Yegros’s career, traced on her artist page, reflects a rich journey between tradition and modernity. Aïtawa The group Aïtawa draws on Afro-Colombian heritage to create a vibrant world combining chirimia, bullerengue and champeta with psychedelic influences. Winner of the Prix des Musiques d'Ici 2024, the collective toured France in 2025 to introduce audiences to its first EP. Appearing as the opening act for this evening, Aïtawa brings a tropical and vintage touch to the concert. The Aïtawa profile offers a deeper look into this blended musical world. How do you get to the Espace Julien in Marseille? To reach the Espace Julien by car, several routes are possible depending on where you are coming from: from the A7 motorway to the north, the A50 to the east or the A55 toward the coast, each leading to Cours Julien. The Cours Julien car park, located at the foot of the venue, offers 630 spaces accessible 24/7, with a capped nighttime rate of €5 between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. Ten spaces are reserved for people with reduced mobility, and electric vehicle charging stations are also available on site. Marseille’s public transport network efficiently serves the district: metro line M2 stops at Notre-Dame-du-Mont - Cours Julien, a three-minute walk from the venue. Tram lines T1 and T2, as well as bus line 74, complete the options for easily reaching this iconic Marseille concert venue and preparing for your visit in the best possible conditions. Our advice: take the metro (line M2, Notre-Dame-du-Mont - Cours Julien station) to reach the Espace Julien within a few minutes on foot, without parking concerns.