Puerto Rican singer made the stones of Chavón vibrate with this musical concept, produced by Gamal Haché.
Puerto Rican singer Yandel performed on Saturday night in Altos de Chavón alongside the National Symphony Orchestra, with a great show that celebrated urban music and elevated his greatest hits in a performance that confirmed his talent as a performer.
With the show “Yandel Sinfónico”, the reggaeton legend found in the Dominican Republic with a legion of fans of various nationalities who enjoyed, sang, and danced to songs such as “Te siento”, “Abusadora”, “Como antes”, “Mírala bien”, “Rakata”, “Ahora es” et “El teléfono”, among others.
Produced by businessman Gamal Hache and Jorge Iglesias from Iglesias Entertainment, Yandel gave his all to an audience that accompanied him through each hit in this symphonic concept, where the artist reviewed his musical legacy alongside classically trained musicians, offering unique versions of his repertoire.
“Thank you for everything, thank you for learning all these songs. I know it was difficult, but I want to thank you wholeheartedly for making this so great. You are making my music huge, so I congratulate you; thank you for your work”, said Yandel as he thanked the National Symphony Orchestra.
“Pam Pam”, “Encantadora”, “Ay mi Dios”, “Báilame”, “My Space”, “Nadie como tú” and “Sexo seguro” were part of the exquisite repertoire performed by Yandel, whose impact earned him a Latin Grammy nomination for the project “Yandel Sinfónico”.
Yandel did not arrive alone at the event, which was sponsored by Banreservas. He was accompanied at this concert by Gadiel, with whom he sang “La pared” and “Plakito”. He also shared the stage with a very special guest: his son Sour, a producer and now a singer, whom he supports in his musical project.
Through a solo by the National Symphony Orchestra, Yandel paid tribute to the Dominican Republic to the rhythm of merengue, demonstrating the love and respect he feels for the island that has supported him throughout his career.
Hits such as “Mayor que yo”, “Noche de entierro”, “En la disco bailoteo”, “Mami no me deje solo”, “Dembow” et “Sácala”, among others, delighted an enthusiastic audience, showing that musical quality transcends generations.
