Santo Domingo Este.- This Sunday, the La Gaviota Amphitheater in Ciudad Juan Bosch reopened its doors with an emotional concert dedicated to mothers, bringing together nearly 4,000 people for a night filled with music, joy, and recognition for the women who play one of the most important roles in society.
The activity was organized with the support of the Low-Cost Housing Construction Trust (Fideicomiso VBC-RD) and was part of the “Que Vivan las Madres” concert platform, under the emporium of the prominent artistic producer Luis Medrano.
The show featured performances by Fernando Villalona, Miriam Cruz, and Ala Jaza, artists who had thousands of attendees singing and dancing throughout the day.
The director of the VBC-RD Trust, Camel Curi Lora, expressed his satisfaction with the reception of the activity and highlighted the exemplary behavior of the attendees.
“We are filled with pride to see thousands of families enjoying this beautiful space in a safe, organized environment full of joy. Ciudad Juan Bosch continues to consolidate itself as an integral community, where in addition to housing, we offer opportunities for coexistence, recreation, and the strengthening of family values,” stated Curi Lora.
As part of the recognition activities for mothers, appliances were delivered to low-income women and elderly people who attended the concert, bringing joy and support to dozens of families in the community.
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The reopening of the La Gaviota Amphitheater allowed attendees to once again enjoy one of the most iconic works in Ciudad Juan Bosch. This modern infrastructure, inaugurated in February 2026, was conceived as a space to promote art, culture, entertainment, and community integration, serving as a stage for activities that strengthen coexistence and a sense of belonging among residents.
With the capacity to host thousands of people, the La Gaviota Amphitheater continues to position itself as a benchmark for hosting major cultural and recreational events in Santo Domingo Este, contributing to the strengthening of Ciudad Juan Bosch as an integral community that combines housing solutions with quality spaces for the well-being and healthy recreation of its residents.
