Experience the magic of musical theatre and live entertainment under the stars of Puerto Vallarta.
From the heart of northern Mexico to the vibrant stage of Puerto Vallarta, Sargento Dan brings a show like no other — part Broadway, part stand-up, all heart. Join him every Wednesday at 10 PM (and Sundays at 8 PM) at Garbo’s Piano Bar for the Sargento Broadway Sing-Along. Be ready to sing, laugh, and share unforgettable moments
Meet Sargento Dan
Born in the rugged town of Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, Daniel Martínez Iga—known by stage name Sargento Dan — discovered his passion for singing as early as kindergarten. He won his first singing contest in second grade, and by his teens his heart belonged to Broadway. Relocating first to Guadalajara, then to the dynamic live-music scene of Puerto Vallarta, Sargento has carved a place for himself in the city’s entertainment circuit. Along the way, he earned a key milestone: first runner-up in the RISE talent competition, which opened his stage door wide.
With vocals in both English and Spanish, theatrical flair, audience-interaction and a sharp sense of humor, Sargento’s shows are more than concerts—they’re experiences. He is coached by performance veterans Jan Dorland and Rob Burton, and is now a standout performer at Garbo’s Piano Bar and other premier venues.
Broadway Sing-Along
Wednesday 10 PM: Sargento Broadway Sing-Along at Garbo’s Piano Bar, Zona Romántica.
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Upcoming Shows
Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Sargento Dan for the first time, you’re invited to an evening of music, laughter and connection. Highlights include:
Weekly Wednesdays at 10 PM: Sargento Broadway Sing-Along, Garbo’s Piano Bar, Calle Púlpito 142, Zona Romántica, Puerto Vallarta. Sundays at 8 PM (check schedule on Instagram) for extra sing-along nights.
Private events, parties, corporate gigs: Sargento brings full stage-presence and interactive entertainment to your venue or celebration. Contact him for availability and custom show ideas.
