Aniceto Molina Tickets

Step into the world of Aniceto Molina, a Colombian-born musician who became a pivotal figure in cumbia and vallenato across the Americas. From his early days in Pueblo Nuevo, Córdoba, to shaping the sound of Los Sabaneros, Molina blended traditional rhythms with a distinctive vocal style that resonated from Mexico City to San Antonio. This page provides a concise biography, highlights from his discography, and information on upcoming tributes that continue his musical legacy.

Born Aniceto Molina Aguirre on April 17, 1939, Molina's journey took him from Colombia to Mexico City (1973–1984) and ultimately to San Antonio, Texas, where he settled in 1984. In 1979 he formed Los Sabaneros, a group that helped propel cumbia and vallenato to new audiences across the Americas. His hits, including La Cumbia Sampuesana, El Campanero, La Gorra, and La Burrita, remain touchstones for fans of the genre. Molina passed away on March 30, 2015 in San Antonio, leaving a lasting legacy in Latin music press and among fellow musicians.

Today, the music of Aniceto Molina continues to live on through tribute performances and streaming releases. In 2025, his son Johnny Molina and Los Sabaneros de Aniceto Molina organized tribute concerts in the United States, keeping the spirit of Molina’s music alive for new generations. For fans in cities across the U.S., there are opportunities to secure seats at tribute shows and connect with Molina's enduring sound.

Explore a career that bridged continents and genres. Aniceto Molina’s influence stretches beyond hits to a cultural legacy that inspires contemporary cumbia and vallenato artists. Follow official channels for updates on tributes, releases, and related performances.

Venue and city details for upcoming tribute events are listed with venue specifics, addresses, and dates as they’re announced. If you’re looking to secure your seats, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options and support for a smooth purchase experience.