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Gibran Alcocer - Off Screen Tour (Moved To The Opera House)

Gibran Alcocer - Off Screen Tour (Moved To The Opera House)

📅miércoles, 16 de septiembre de 2026 · 8:00 p.m.
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<p><strong>*Note:</strong>&nbsp;<strong>This show&nbsp;has been moved to The Opera House at</strong>&nbsp;<strong>735 Queen Street East. All previous customers will receive their new tickets via email.</strong><br><br>We Are In The Future Presents Gibran Alcocer<br><br>Gibran Alcocer is one of the most influential and emotionally resonant contemporary composers and pianists of his generation. Originally from Yucat&aacute;n, Mexico, and only 23 years old, he has been surrounded by music since childhood: he began with piano lessons and classical training, and by the age of 12 he was already showing a strong talent for composition and production. His music&mdash;deeply intimate and cinematic&mdash;has achieved something rare: transcending languages, cultures, and algorithms to become a universal language of emotion.<br><br>With millions of listeners worldwide and over 1 billion streams across digital platforms, Gibran has built a global audience without following traditional industry rules. His breakthrough came in 2022 when he went viral on TikTok, where he shares his creative process and compositions that quickly connected with a new generation. Today, his minimalist, honest, and emotionally rich music is used in millions of pieces of content&mdash;especially in short-form formats, where it has become the soundtrack to countless personal stories. His work has also been supported by DJs at international festivals and recognized by Grammy-winning producers such as Tainy, who has invited him to collaborate. In addition, he has worked with contemporary artists like Andrea Vanzo and SYML. This digital impact has translated into the live space, with sold-out concerts across Europe, including iconic venues such as the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg and the Berlin Philharmonie.<em><br><br>This show may use strobe lighting and other intense lighting effects that could trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy or light sensitivity</em></p>