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Coldplay opens in front of 40,000 people in Costa Rica

Costa Rica was the starting point of the Music of the Spheres World Tour, before an euphoric crowd of 40,000 people at the National...

Coldplay will play before a capacity crowd in Costa Rica

The biggest concert of the year is about to happen this Friday, March 18 and anticipation is growing with the arrival of 3 of...

Sold out: Coldplay will perform to capacity crowd in Costa Rica

Coldplay will perform in Costa Rica to a capacity crowd.

Coldplay confirms Costa Rica show

The British rock band Coldplay will open its Music of the Spheres World Tour in Costa Rica on March 18, 2022.

Coldplay teases Costa Rica concert

Do you see a Sky Full of Stars? When you woke up today, was everything Yellow? Is your motto to Viva La (Pura) Vida?

Costa Rican band prepares for 2020 Rose Parade in Pasadena, California

The traditional Rose Parade in Pasadena, Calif. will once again have a Tico flair. 

It’s official: The Backstreet Boys are coming to Costa Rica

We hope they're not playin' games with our hearts.

Backstreet Boys world tour may be coming to Costa Rica in 2020

We hope they're not playin' games with our hearts.

Costa Rican band performs at Rose Parade

The band was selected for a performance at the prestigious event.

Costa Rica Rocks: An evening of progressive metal at Jazz Café

Featuring the band Canvas, among others, the Jazz Café is one the oldest live venues in the country and serves with progressive metal experiences.

Costa Rican rapper Nativa releases new album

The album unites artists from various countries in Latin America.

Wish you were here: Roger Waters in Costa Rica?

"Are you ready for something really big, Costa Rica?"

A Costa Rican, a first kiss: Mourning George Michael

Columnist Natasha Gordon Chipembere brings us a prom memory that was part Brooklyn, part Costa Rica, totally ’80s, and elevated by George Michael.

Iron Maiden rocks El Salvador with nod to slain archbishop, then heads to Costa Rica

British heavy rock band Iron Maiden drew huge cheers from a 9,000-strong crowd in El Salvador's capital late Sunday when it upheld the memory of the late Archbishop Oscar Romero, slain 36 years ago.
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Another Tropical Wave Arrives as Costa Rica School Closures Rise Again

When will it end? Costa Rica’s recovery from this month’s flooding suffered a setback today as the number of schools without in-person classes rose...

US Embassy Says Tourist Visa Appointments in Costa Rica Are Not Affected

If you have an appointment in San José for a US tourist or business visa, keep it. Nothing has changed for you. The US...

Panama and El Salvador Declare Alerts as El Niño Intensifies

Panama and El Salvador declared states of alert on Tuesday over the El Niño climate phenomenon, which is expected to reach record levels and...

Sick Pelicans Keep Washing Up on Costa Rica’s Pacific Beaches and Nobody Knows Why

If a pelican walks toward you on the beach, something is wrong with that bird. Don't touch it. Sick, disoriented and dead pelicans have...