Between songs and hugs from their fans, Servando and Florentino arrive in the DR
The production is finalizing the last details for the “Wanted: Dead or Immortal – World Tour” concert, this June 13th at the Óvalo de la Feria Ganadera.
Santo Domingo.- The renowned Venezuelan duo Servando and Florentino, who will perform this Saturday in Santo Domingo with their new world tour “Se Buscan: Vivos o Inmortales – World Tour”, a show that promises to become one of the most memorable musical encounters of the year, arrived this Friday night in the Dominican capital.
Received with hugs and shows of affection from the Servando and Florentino Dominican Republic Fan Club, the artists signed autographs and spoke with the local press, expressing their joy at returning to the country and reuniting with the Dominican public, four years after their last performance.
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The duo expressed that visiting the Dominican Republic is like going to the house of a beloved aunt, highlighting the ties that have united them to the country since the beginning of their career. Likewise, they announced that the audience attending the concert will be able to enjoy a journey through the most iconic songs of their discography, as well as the songs that are part of their new artistic phase.
“Coming here is like going to the house of an aunt one loves very much. I believe that the Dominican Republic is a sister land to Venezuela and that a very beautiful community has been created thanks to music; a cultural bond that God has allowed us to plant and grow like a little plant,” they expressed.
The local production, led by PAV Events, reported that it is in the final phase of assembly and technical coordination to welcome thousands of fans this Saturday, June 13, at the Ganadera Fair Oval, where the Venezuelan brothers will perform the hits that have marked generations, along with songs from their most recent musical production.
The opening of the show will be led by Fineta Records, the successful musical collective and salsa event organizer that has gained great popularity in the Dominican Republic for its innovative proposals and its contribution to strengthening salsa culture. Their participation will mark the beginning of a night full of rhythm, emotions, and great memories, setting the stage for the long-awaited reunion of the Dominican public with Servando and Florentino.
The production will include a modern audiovisual proposal, special effects, state-of-the-art sound, and a staging designed to offer an intimate, emotional, and high-energy experience, worthy of a tour that has traveled to dozens of cities around the world and brought together more than 200,000 people.
At the heart of this tour is their latest record production, a concept album dedicated to salsa, the genre that saw them born and which they now reinterpret with a contemporary vision. The project includes collaborations with prominent artists such as Porfi Baloa, Maelo Ruiz, Rawayana, and Neutro Shorty, consolidating a proposal that has connected with audiences of different generations in several Latin American countries.
Linda Veras es periodista y comunicadora social dominicana, egresada de la licenciatura en Comunicación Social de la Universidad Católica Santo Domingo (UCSD). Actualmente se desempeña como periodista de De Último Minuto, donde realiza coberturas noticiosas, entrevistas, reportajes y producción de contenidos para plataformas digitales.
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