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Chavón does it again. Last Holy Saturday, thousands of fans packed the iconic Altos de Chavón Amphitheater to witness the highly anticipated concert by urban music singer Ozuna. With a record attendance, the Puerto Rican artist made his triumphant entrance to the stage around 10 p.m., unleashing euphoria among his followers eagerly awaiting the start of the show.
The event began sublimely, with a child prodigy delighting the audience with his violin skills, creating a magical and emotional atmosphere. Ozuna, with his characteristic charisma, kicked off the repertoire with his hit “Que Pena”, triggering an explosion of joy and excitement among the audience. Then, he continued with the song “Del Mar”, which had everyone singing and dancing in amazement with a giant screen of around 700 square meters and over seven million pixels, which lit up in a dazzling blue, enveloping the audience in a sea of impressive visual sensations.
The magnificent visualizations projected across the breadth of the amphitheater created the illusion of a virtual reality, immersing the spectators in a parallel universe of music and color. The show thus became a unique and unforgettable sensory experience for all attendees.
The special touch of the night was provided by the artist’s special guests, Omega and Anuel, who joined Ozuna on stage to deliver memorable collaborations and further elevate the intensity of the event.
Once again, the Altos de Chavón Amphitheater demonstrated its ability to host high-level events and adapt to the times, solidifying itself as one of the preferred destinations for world-class shows.
Ozuna’s concert was part of the activities organized by Casa de Campo Resort and Villas for this Easter Week, adding a touch of excitement and entertainment to the holiday season.
The event was attended by thousands of fans, as well as prominent figures from the entertainment and media industry. Among those present were Ignacio Meyer, President of the U.S. Networks division of Televisa Univisión, as well as renowned communicators such as Luz García and Clarissa Molina, among others, who enjoyed an unforgettable night filled with music and fun.
Photographs by Mairobi Herrera:
