Jul 24, 2026, 7:00 pm

YURI BUENAVENTURA: THE TROPICAL FINALE "AMAME"

More than just a closing night, the arrival of Yuri Buenaventura is a celebration of friendship. A regular guest at Château l’Hospitalet, where he planted an olive tree as a symbol of fraternity, the singer-songwriter and performer returns "home" with his monumental creation "Amame". Accompanied by an exceptional ensemble of 14 musicians and dancers, the Prince of Salsa delivers a spectacular tribute to the golden age of New York Latin rhythms. An evening celebrating unity, a universal bond, as only music can create.

Jazz Festival at l'Hospitalet 2026

YURI BUENAVENTURA

Yuri Buenaventura, the famous Colombian musician renowned notably for his magnificent rendition of “Ne me quitte pas”, released his latest album “Amame” in 2024, produced by Vivienne Music Label.
He describes this album as “a musical dream, a tribute to New York Latin music”, blending pop melodies with urban percussion accompanied by brass, brought to life through the fusion of virtuoso musicians gathered for the occasion.
Salsa was born right there between Brooklyn and Harlem, at the intersection of brass and jazz poetry! The music sets our emotions dancing and makes us vibrate.
A closing evening that promises to be rich in emotion.
Dress to impress with the dress code: Latino red!

AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE IN THE HEART OF THE VINEYARDS

7:00 PM : Aperitif and gastronomic dinner including food and wine pairings in the park of the Château by Chef Laurent Chabert

10:00 PM : Concert by Yuri BUENAVENTURA

After-party : Live music vineyard side

Dress your best, dress code for the evening: Latino red!

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Jazz à L'Hospitalet Festival 2026

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DELUXE

Dress code: Orange & Gold

These six virtuoso musicians return with their new show "Ça fait plaisir", an explosion of funk, soul, and pop-rock carried by the iconic voice of Liliboy. With flamboyant costumes and enchanting choreography, the band promises a vibrant, sun-drenched performance beneath the skies of La Clape—and that is pure pleasure!