Daddy Yankee confirms in Santa Cruz that he is the king of reggaeton

The Big Boss blew up Tahuichi Aguilera Stadium. At 9:30 p.m. The Puerto Rican artist made his appearance on stage, dressed in a jacket with gold sequins, black pants and black glasses.

It is the third time that Daddy Yankee visits Santa Cruz de la Sierratonight’s presentation takes place 13 years after the last concert he gave on Santa Cruz soil, this time as part of his farewell tour La Última Vueltathat is, it is a very special moment for his fans.

For that reason the answer was no less. Before more than 40,000 spectators and after the opening act, the Santa Cruz ragpicker Corona, Daddy Yankee lit up the stage with Championafter appearing through the door of a commercial plane that took over the entire gigantic set.

“If you want to dance, this is the right place,” he said, unleashing general euphoria and got everyone moving.

The first part of the show passed with an incessant parade of hits from his early days, which consecrated him as the father of reggaeton.

Problembreakcrushing, What happened happened and Rumbaton were some of those topics that brought back fond memories of parties, love and good times with friends to more than one

She lifted me upolder than me, part 2Do not leave me aloneYour princeI am going, Shaky ShakyBaila baila and Pasatiempo gave continuity to a night that promises to be endless.

More than 40,000 people in the Tahuichi

The expectation for the concert was such that, From the early hours of this Saturday, fans could be seen outside the stadium with the aim of saving time and comfortably reserving your space.

Already, during the show, in the surroundings of the Tahuichi, a large number of people can be seen who could not buy their tickets, but who they still met there to enjoy the music from outside. vSeveral of them even came from the interior of the country.

The organization has been in charge of pprohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages inside the stadium. At the entrance everything was seized, from sodas and liquors to cigarettes.