Venezuelans paid tribute to Dominican music legends such as Rubby Pérez, Wilfrido Vargas, Juan Luis Guerra, Ilegales, and Proyecto Uno.
After years away from Dominican stages, the Venezuelan duo Servando and Florentino reunited with their fans on Saturday night (June 13) in an emotional concert that confirmed, once again, the enduring appeal of their music and the strong bond they share with their audience.
The Óvalo de la Feria Ganadera was the stage chosen to present their “Se Buscan: Vivos o Inmortales – World Tour” in the country, a show in which both longtime fans and a new generation of admirers enjoyed an evening filled with nostalgia, romance, and greatest hits.
The night began with performances of “Los Hermanos Primera”, “Tengo un corazón”, “Una canción que te enamore” et “Estás hecha para mí”, immediately sparking applause and euphoria from the audience that packed the venue.
“Everything changes: technology, the way we communicate, clothes change, but the way we fall in love doesn’t change, and the way we say “I love you” doesn’t change either. The Dominican Republic always welcomes us with open arms whenever we come. Thank you very much”, the artists said during one of their interactions with the audience.
Produced by PAV Events, the show stood out for its modern staging, supported by a high-level audiovisual proposal, special effects, and an impeccable sound system that complemented every performance.
Songs such as “Por haberte querido”, “Primer Amor”, “Lunares”, “Lo de los dos”, “Te llevaré” and “Eres tú” have been added to a repertoire that made viewers sing and dance from beginning to end.
The evening closed with some of the most anticipated songs: “Alíviame”, “Fan enamorada” and “De sol a sol”, thus crowning a concert that will remain in the memories of their fans.
Tribute to the biggest names in music
Servando and Florentino did not only paid tribute to prominent figures in the music scene of their native Venezuela. They also paid a special tribute to Dominican icons such as Rubby Pérez, Wilfrido Vargas, Juan Luis Guerra, Ilegales, and Proyecto Uno, in one of the most emotional moments of the night, which was received with enthusiasm by the audience.
