Santiago.- The Dominican-Puerto Rican artist Arcángel reaffirmed the strength of his 20-year artistic career by captivating thousands of fans who packed the Cibao Stadium during his “La Maravilla World Tour” show, on a night filled with nostalgia, energy, and a rain of hits that marked the history of the urban genre.
From the moment he appeared on stage, the performer unleashed the audience’s euphoria with “Pa’ Que la Pase Bien”, “Amarte es Esencial”, and “Enamorado de Ti”, making it clear that the repertoire would cover the songs that established him as one of the most influential figures in reggaeton and Latin trap.
“I am very happy to be here in Santiago. It’s 40 years of age and 20 years of career reaping what we did well; we graduated,” expressed the artist, sparking an ovation from those in attendance during the concert organized by Cervecería Nacional Dominicana, through its brand Presidente.
Throughout the performance, Arcángel maintained a constant connection with the audience while performing hits such as “Aparentemente”, “Bonita”, “Sí”, “Mi Fanática”, “Llegamos a la Disco”, and “Algo Musical”, as thousands of voices accompanied each of his songs.
The night was also marked by the participation of special guests. Zion was the first to take the stage, followed by DJ Adoni, Bulin 47, Flow Mafia, DJ Mozart, Jezzy, and Frabian, the latter being in charge of opening the show as the supporting artist.
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As part of the SD Concerts production, the concert included a segment dedicated to Dominican urban talent, with performances of tracks such as “Lo Que Te Quilla”, “No Me Dé Cotorra”, “Dile a Tu Mario”, “Tú Tá Mofle”, “La Chanty”, and “A Correr los Lakers”, further elevating the crowd’s euphoria.
One of the most emotional moments came when the singer invited his son Austincito to the stage to perform “Gohan y Goku” together, a gesture that was met with a prolonged ovation from the attendees.
The closing lived up to the expectations generated throughout the night. Arcángel ended the concert with a string of hits consisting of “La Ocasión”, “Me Amas y Me Odias”, “Si Te Veo”, “Sigue Con Él”, and “La Jumpa”, putting the finishing touch on a show that confirmed the support of the Cibao audience and the relevance of one of the most influential artists in urban music.
