Rains force suspension of the Metro Fest in Los Alcarrizos during the inauguration of Line 2C
Santo Domingo.– The popular celebration organized for the commissioning of the Line 2C of the Santo Domingo Metro had to be interrupted due to the rains recorded in the municipality of Los Alcarrizos.
The event, called Metro Fest, was taking place on the esplanade of the Pablo Adón station and had gathered a large number of people who came to celebrate the expansion of the transportation system with live music and recreational activities.
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The artistic animation began with the presentation of Chiquito Team Band, who managed to ignite the atmosphere with their salsa repertoire. Eudis El Invencible also took the stage, performing several songs to an enthusiastic audience. However, the rainfall intensified during the night, forcing the organizers to stop the show for safety reasons and to coordinate the orderly exit of the attendees. Artists like Sergio Vargas, Chimbala, Omega El Fuerte, and Los Hermanos Rosario were on the bill, but could not perform due to the suspension of the event.#Most read
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