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Rawayana performs two sold-out shows in Santiago

Overview

The Venezuelan band Rawayana performed a sold-out concert at the Gran Arena del Cibao in Santiago, Dominican Republic, as part of their ‘¿Dónde es el after?’ tour. Led by vocalist Alberto ‘Beto’ Montenegro, the production utilized LED lighting and a multi-stage setup to simulate a nightclub environment.

The performance included hits such as ‘30K’, ‘911’, and ‘Cimarrón’, featuring a collaboration with a Dominican percussionist and interactive segments with fans. The event drew a large crowd consisting of both Dominican and Venezuelan citizens.

Expanding their stay in Santiago, the band performed two consecutive sold-out shows as part of the ‘¿Dónde es el After? World Tour’. These performances incorporated popular Dominican rhythms, including songs by Bulin 47 and Juan Luis Guerra, and featured interactive elements like a giant karaoke segment.

Lead vocalist Beto Montenegro used the stage to discuss themes of ‘manifestation’ and expressed gratitude to the Dominican Republic for hosting its large Venezuelan community. The decision to hold these shows in Santiago was reportedly the result of a challenge made between Montenegro and Dominican baseball star Fernando Tatis Jr. during the World Baseball Classic.

Entities

Rawayana · Beto Montenegro · Fernando Tatis Jr. · Gran Arena del Cibao · Cristian “Torito” Bogado

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 9 sources
    Rawayana performs two sold-out shows in Santiago

    Venezuelan band Rawayana performed two sold-out shows in Santiago, Dominican Republic, featuring a mix of their hits and local Dominican music as part of their ‘¿Dónde es el After? World Tour’.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Cristian Bogado discusses financial loss as Rawayana performs in Santiago

    Former athlete Cristian Bogado discusses losing his multi-million dollar fortune, while Venezuelan band Rawayana performs a concert in Santiago, Dominican Republic, following a bet with Fernando Tatis Jr.

Sources

cayenamagazine.com · dajabonenlinea.net · diariolibre.com · dominicanrepublicpost.com · eldia.com.do · elpaisdominicano.do · lan103fm.com · montecristinoticias.com · popular.com.py · reddenoticias.online · teleradioamerica.com

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