Fernando Villalona already shows the kilograms he has lost, more than 50 and his goal is at least another 40 to start a new stage of life and to guarantee more fluency, vocal fluency and time on stage, as proves on Saturday night at the Hard Rock Hotel and Punta Cana Casino.
After the bariatric process he suffered in mid-December, “El Mayimbe” played in several presentations, including a special Saturday night during a festive dinner for 200 people in the Fillmore room of the Hard Rock Hotel, where for up to 3 thousands of people.
With strict protocol measures of the covid, Quepe Tours and Hard Rock organized the evening. The tables were inside an “iron enclosure and scaffolding” never seen before in a show in the country.
The measures did not allow much movement and the sensation in the cage was sometimes visible in the applause for the artist, which was less effusive than when there was a greater disinhibition an hour later.
Kent Villalona, as I call him now, was happy, because it is obvious that the stage, the stage, is the altar of the singer and the musician.
He is also relieved because in recent weeks he has been hired for certain activities and this reactivates his economy decimated during the health crisis due to coronavirus.
“We are relieved, there are parties where it fits, in the hours and permits of the authorities, and yes, we were relieved in some things because indeed the expense we had was high, so all artists have went through the same situation because of the pandemic, “he told reporters before the concert.
Villalona has divided his show in two: the first part is based on his most successful ballads and boleros of his 50-year career.
“Consensual life”, “If God takes my life”, “He takes my pain”, “Respect my pain”, “The letter”, “Dreaming of death”, What’s not? And “Delusional Love.”
Then his classic meringue: “El Quijote”, “I’m Dominican”, “I love you too much”, “I know I lost you”, “You can’t”, “Sleepwalker”, “I feel you”, as well as a mixture with themes from his time with Los Hijos del Rey “Copacabana”, “Jardinera”, “La Nut” …)