Elvis Martínez will be the next guest artist on “El Planeta de Alofoke”, announces Santiago Matías to more than 2.5 million viewers
Santo Domingo.- Businessman and communicator Santiago Matías announced this Thursday that the bachata singer Elvis Martínez, popularly known as “El Camarón”, will be the next guest artist on “El Planeta de Alofoke”, during a special Prime Time broadcast that exceeded 2.5 million live viewers.
The announcement was made in the final stretch of the program, immediately generating a wave of reactions among followers of the digital space and bachata fans, who celebrated the participation of one of the most popular artists of the genre.
According to Matías, Elvis Martínez will be present next Thursday at 7:00 at night from the Lantica Studio studios, where the program’s production is taking place.
During the same broadcast, the CEO of Alofoke Media Group also announced that for the next edition they have a special surprise prepared for the audience, although he did not reveal further details.
With this announcement, “El Planeta de Alofoke” continues to consolidate itself as one of the digital spaces with the greatest reach in the Dominican Republic, bringing together millions of viewers and prominent figures from national and international entertainment every week.
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