This new production includes collaborations with Toño Rosario, El Blachy, La Insuperable, and Ebenezer Guerra
New York. – Times Square was the epicenter where Elvis Crespo unleashed a descarga of merengue with the presentation of his new album “Poeta Herío”, a musical production in which the Puerto Rican elevates the typical music with the collaborations he has with the Dominicans Toño Rosario, La Insuperable and Ebenezer Guerra, with “Borrón y cuenta nueva” typical version and in the song “Me mataron” with El Blachy. In a live concert alongside thousands of fans, Crespo surprised the crowd with his unmistakable voice, which, when it resonated in the iconic New York square, caused the crowd to gather towards the stage, and the people began to sing and dance with each note in New York. The concert included performances of classic and new hits, such as “Tu Sonrisa”, “Suavemente”, “Píntame” and the most emotional songs from his new album like “Que Fuerte”, and “Cora Roto”. With his characteristic energy and a delivery full of feeling, Crespo transformed Times Square into a great tropical party, uniting fans of all generations to the rhythm of his music. After his historic appearance at the TSQ Live Time Square, Crespo returned to Spanish Harlem for the annual 116th Street Festival. In addition, as the “Godfather” of the 2025 National Puerto Rican Day Parade (NPRDP), Elvis celebrated the Puerto Rican heritage alongside thousands of fans who gathered on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, New York, on Sunday.You may be interested in: Elvis Crespo divorces after 15 years of marriage and focuses on music
