Tito Puente Jr. performing on timbales with drumsticks and a bright smile.

There’s something timeless about a rhythm that moves through generations — and on Saturday, November 15, 2025, audiences at Bristol Riverside Theatre in Bristol, Pennsylvania, are going to feel that pulse firsthand. Tito Puente Jr. & His Latin Jazz Ensemble are set to bring two electrifying performances — at 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM — guaranteed to turn the theater into a celebration of sound, soul, and salsa.

For those who grew up with the music of El Rey, the King of Latin Music himself, Tito Puente, this show hits close to the heart. But his son, Tito Puente Jr., isn’t just walking in his father’s footsteps — he’s dancing in them, adding his own vibrant steps along the way. He’s a showman, a bandleader, and above all, a proud son carrying his father’s rhythm deep in his bones.“People who don’t know anything about Latin music know my father,” he says. “And they always smile when they say his name.”That’s the magic Tito Jr. brings to every stage — joy, respect, and fire.

When he hits those timbales, it’s more than music; it’s a tribute to tradition. You can feel the history of New York’s Palladium Ballroom, the pulse of Spanish Harlem, and the heartbeat of every Latino who grew up on the mambo and cha-cha-cha.His live shows are kinetic, joyful explosions of sound — horns blazing, hips swaying, energy bouncing from one corner of the stage to the next. As The Examiner wrote, “A dazzling show filled with charisma, flair and all the right dance moves… Tito Puente Jr. shined with a talent that was all his own.”This passion extends beyond performance. Puente Jr. has spent his career bridging eras — honoring his father’s classics while creating new waves in Latin jazz. Albums like “In My Father’s Shoes” and “Got Mambo?” showcase that fusion: nostalgia infused with fresh beats and modern flair. Guest artists like Bobby Cruz and Hansel & Raul have joined him to create music that’s both familiar and forward-thinking — a perfect snapshot of how Latin music evolves without ever losing its heart.For Puente Jr., each show is a family affair — a reunion of rhythm and memory. Fans who once danced to the father’s records now bring their children to see the son, keeping the music alive for another generation. It’s not just entertainment — it’s legacy in motion.So, mark your calendar, grab your tickets, and get ready to dance. This November, Bristol Riverside Theatre will host not just a concert, but a cultural celebration — a living tribute to the enduring power of Latin music and the unforgettable spirit of the Puente name.

  • Tito Puente Jr. brings the fiery energy of Latin jazz to Bristol Riverside Theatre on November 15, 2025.
  • Tito Puente Jr. & His Latin Jazz Ensemble – Live at Bristol Riverside Theatre

🎶 Tito Puente Jr. & His Latin Jazz Ensemble
📍 Bristol Riverside Theatre, 120 Radcliffe Street, Bristol, PA
📅 Saturday, November 15, 2025
🕑 Showtimes: 2:00 PM & 8:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets: www.brtstage.org

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ByEl Indio Gordo

A retired Army Combat Veteran with a diverse background in military law enforcement, paralegal work, and human resources. With a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and Spanish, as well as an Associate degree in Small Business Entrepreneurship. A proud member of The National Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce, where he serves as the New York City Ambassador. A role where he advocates for the economic empowerment and advancement of Puerto Rican businesses in the city, promoting entrepreneurship and fostering meaningful connections within the business community. Additionally, he has a deep connection to his indigenous roots as a member of the Higuayagua Caribeña Taino tribe. And serves as a valued member of the Community Relations Team, to help strengthen the relationship between the tribe and the broader community. Also holds the esteemed position of Tribal Guide, or Ehibu'no, where he shares knowledge and wisdom about Taino culture and history with others.

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