Santo Domingo. – At 25 years into his artistic career, the Dominican salsa singer Sexappeal asserts that he maintains his capacity to dream intact and aims to conquer some of the most important stages for an artist: Madison Square Garden, in New York, and the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium, in Santo Domingo.
During a meeting with the press, in which he presented the projects that will mark this new stage of his career, the performer of “La Llorona” revealed that among his main aspirations is to perform before large audiences on stages that he considers important goals within his career.
“I have been a dreamer since I was a child,” stated Sexappeal when referring to his upcoming professional goals, before expressing his desire to “see the Madison, see the Olympic Stadium.”
The artist explained that his intention is to continue working on a large scale and contribute, through his music, to the international positioning of Dominican salsa. “Big things for my Dominican Republic. That is what I want to achieve,” he maintained.
The goal is part of a new professional stage that the salsa singer is undertaking together with a renewed team and under the direction of the company Los 4 Fantásticos, headed by businessman Manny Espinal. With this new support, Sexappeal seeks to strengthen his projection and expand his presence in international markets.
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Their plans also include the release of a new album between October and November, collaborations with renowned artists, and a tour through Europe, in addition to special concerts in New York as part of the celebration of their 25-year career.
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For Sexappeal, reaching these stages also represents an opportunity to continue demonstrating the quality of the salsa produced in the Dominican Republic and the growth of a genre that, as he highlighted, has managed to gain recognition worldwide.
“What we have is that the salsa that has been made in the Dominican Republic since 2001, when Sexappeal emerged as a pioneer of a generation, continues to be as credible as it is today,” he stated.
With a 25-year career and new projects on the agenda, the Dominican salsa singer is committed to keeping his musical proposal relevant and turning his childhood dreams into new goals on the biggest stages, both inside and outside the country.
