Yailin La Más Viral performs a massive concert at the Gran Arena del Cibao with guest artists.
Santiago, RD.- The urban artist Yailin La Más Viral performed on Saturday at the Gran Arena del Cibao, in Santiago de los Caballeros, thus consolidating her presence on large-capacity stages in the Dominican Republic.
The show had a high attendance, exceeding the expectations of some forecasts. The artist shared the stage with several exponents of the urban genre and maintained constant interaction with the audience throughout the night.
From the early hours of the afternoon, fans of different ages gathered around the venue to attend the concert, considered one of the main tests in Yailin’s artistic career at the local level.
During her performance on stage, the artist thanked the support received and highlighted the importance of the event in her career. Among the audience, a strong female presence was noted, many of whom wore outfits similar to those the artist usually wears. Yailin made five costume changes throughout the show.
Among the songs performed at the beginning of the concert were “DM”, “Nota”, “Sola” and “Si tú me gustas”, all chanted by the attendees.
One of the highlights of the event was the participation of Shadow Blow, with whom Yailin performed the song “Solo tú y yo”. The artist announced that he will also perform at the Gran Arena on December 20th, and took the opportunity to perform two of his most popular songs, including “Mensaje Directo”.
The artist was accompanied by a live band, a dance troupe, and a stage setup with visual elements such as lights, screens, and projected images.
At another point in the show, Yailin performed “Mal de Amor” with Ebenezer Guerra. Bulova, Braulio Fogón, Nino Freestyle, Kraizy K with “Dale 2” and Haraka Kiko with “Quién me atraca a mí” also participated.
Yailin included in the repertoire the song “Me encanta”, dedicated to her daughter Cattleya, as well as “La Silla”, “Te la parto” with La Más Doll, and collaborations with Ceky Viciny and Polo Joa.
The show began with the participation of DJ Coca, followed by Ebenezer Guerra and his orchestra, as well as DJ Patio Music.
The overall production was handled by Melissa Castillo and Wander Aquino, supported by the firms Los 4 Fantásticos Entertainment, Mr Grilled and Reconocidos.net, which seek to position themselves as leaders in event production in Santiago.
The event included a designated area for people with disabilities, located on one side in front of the stage.
One of the last guest artists was Lomiel, who performed his song “Pa que lo bailes”. Yailin concluded her presentation with the songs “Toma Chapa”, the premiere of “Ahí vienen” —accompanied by elements of the Santiago carnival—, and the closing with the participation of Farina, who performed “Bing Bong” after 1:15 in the morning.
