Santo Domingo.RD.- Panamanian singer-songwriter Humberto Ceballos Boza, artistically known as Boza, offered an intimate acoustic concert this Tuesday night at La Casa de Alofoke 2, where he performed several of the hits that have established him as one of the most outstanding figures of urban music in Panama.
Accompanied by two musicians, Boza delighted the audience with songs like “Hecha Pa’ Mí”, “Orión”, alongside Elena Rose, “Ella”, “París”, among other singles that are part of his renowned discography.
During the presentation, La Fruta surprised those present by spontaneously joining to improvise with Boza a song dedicated to Gracie Bon, repeating the chorus “Relax, relax love!”. The dynamic opened the way for new interventions, including that of the comedian Juan Carlos Pichardo, who also improvised on the subject.
Carlos Montesquie and Melisa Gate also participated in the presentation, who performed her new single “Eleven Rose” live for the first time. In turn, the artist Dani Barranco took the opportunity to sing one of her best-known songs, “Bala perdida”.
La Insuperable sang her song “Me subo arriba”, followed by La Perversa and Gracie Bon.
Considered one of the most influential Panamanian artists of the moment, Boza took the opportunity to send words of support to his compatriot Gracie Bon, followed by revealing that he feels identified with La Fruta.
The night concluded with the participation of Michael Flores, who presented two unreleased songs and a verse from Don Omar’s classic, “Bandoleros”.
