Mario
Mario is actually two different artists: Mario is an R&B artist from the US. He began his career with the Biz Markie cover, "Just a Friend 2002", the lead single to his self-titled debut album, which went Gold without much critical praise. A few years later, he had a huge hit with the smooth, soft and silky Scott Storch-produced "Let Me Love You". It was one of the biggest songs of 2005, holding a 9 week run at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 over the summer. His sophomore album, "Turning Point", was generally received better than his debut and went platinum. He was acting in a movie called "Step up" story about artschool students 2006. He was Miles, one of the students. ____________________________________________________ The second one is a folk/indie mexican singer, hailing from Culiacán, Sinaloa, and whose debut, How to make independent friends, released by the well-respected mexican indie label Happy-fi records was an instant independent hit in his country. His real name is Mario López (no relation to the actor of the same name) and he currently plays keyboards in mexican alternative band Niña.
2009-01-09 Michael Todd
"Acoustic Madness"
2009-01-09 March of Us @ The Red and The Black
March of Us @ The Red and The Black with Wish for Bliss and Andalucian Dog. Doors open at 9:00pm Show starts at 9:30pm 21 and over Door: $8.00
2009-01-09 Randomland Space Jam
RANDOMLAND SPACE JAM with CiRCA favourites... JEDI MARIO J KID X Friday, January 9th MAIN ROOM: JEDI Mario J Kid X More details TBA 19+ I.D. REQUIRED 126 JOHN STREET, TORONTO, CANADA (416) 979-0044 / INFO@CiRCATORONTO.COM BOTTLE SERVICE & RESERVATIONS CONTACT: BOTTLESERVICE@CIRCATORONTO.COM
2009-01-09 Friday Night
DJ Mario and leading tropical orchestras in Southern California play salsa, cumbia and merengue with one of the largest tropical music collection in the States.
2009-01-10 LifeSF presents Culture featuring Brian Salazar, Mario Dubbz, and J. Bowman
Tonight LifeSF brings you Culture, a House music affair that celebrates the best in local flavor. From jazz, disco, soul, R&B, funk, and salsa, Brian Salazar has fine-tuned his ear to introduce a sound that is refreshing, intellectual, and catchy. Mario Dubbz worked his way onto the scene with a passion for deep, funky house and J. Bowman, fresh off a tour with Michael Franti and surprise guest Led Zeppelin, kicks it up a notch with his sexy live guitar accompaniment.
