About this concert
Bandsintown Big Break Livestream
Continuing its mission to promote emerging artists across Bandsintown’s network of live music fans and beyond, Big Break will now bring the immersive world of NFTs into the fold during monthly livestreams sponsored by Forj, where audiences will have the opportunity to not only discover new music, but receive a free, exclusive Big Break NFT associated with each artist. Available only during one-time livestreams, these NFTs will be made in collaboration between each Big Break act and an emerging visual artist. The third stream is set to take place May 31st with La Doña! The solo reggaeton singer, songwriter and multi- instrumentalist has teamed up with visual artist, Lauren D'amato, to create their virtual laminate, which will be minted and distributed by Forj.
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What fans are saying
Melissa
November 8th 2023
Amazing performance by La Doña. Amazing performance by her band. Vibe in the crowd was immaculate. I laughed. I cried. Cant wait for her to come back to LA.
Los Angeles, CA@The Echo
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La Doña Biography
La Doña, born Cecilia Cassandra Pena-Govea in San Francisco, California, is a solo reggaeton singer, songwriter and multiinstrumentalist.
The Chicana artist began her career at age 7 playing trumpet, and later strings and percussion in her family’s
conjunto. She also played in a youth salsa band and a Balkan fusion band before synthesizing her unique upbringing in her original compositions. La Doña a combines her deep roots in Latin folk traditions like corridos and rumba with the propulsive modern sounds of reggaeton, cumbia, and hip hop.
La Doña coined the term “Femmeton” to describe her auto-referential songs about love, sex, gentrification and the radical joys of being a queer brown woman in the Bay Area. An activist and educator, she holds her community close- her father, childhood friends, and partner layer live instrumentation, intimate harmonies and driving percussion over a thick reggaeton beat.
Influenced by local muralismo and hyphy sensibilities just as much as global diasporas and climate catastrophes, La Doña catalogue is eclectic, fresh, and urgent.
Read MoreThe Chicana artist began her career at age 7 playing trumpet, and later strings and percussion in her family’s
conjunto. She also played in a youth salsa band and a Balkan fusion band before synthesizing her unique upbringing in her original compositions. La Doña a combines her deep roots in Latin folk traditions like corridos and rumba with the propulsive modern sounds of reggaeton, cumbia, and hip hop.
La Doña coined the term “Femmeton” to describe her auto-referential songs about love, sex, gentrification and the radical joys of being a queer brown woman in the Bay Area. An activist and educator, she holds her community close- her father, childhood friends, and partner layer live instrumentation, intimate harmonies and driving percussion over a thick reggaeton beat.
Influenced by local muralismo and hyphy sensibilities just as much as global diasporas and climate catastrophes, La Doña catalogue is eclectic, fresh, and urgent.
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