Four years later ‘Vive Dial’ has returned with a bang. 34 artists who made the Wizink Center not stop jumping and dancing. The night started strong with Manuel Carrasco. ‘See you in the morning’ touched the heart. After him, Prince Royce appeared on stage, one of the highlights of the night with ‘Me EnRD’. Abraham Mateo, one of the last confirmed At the big concert, he delighted us with ‘Maniaca’ and ‘Clavaíto’, along with the Eurovision star Chanel.
Momentazos
One of the highlights of the night came with Álvaro de Luna. His is the most hummed song of the summer. She managed to get the entire audience out of their seats with ‘Everything with you’. It’s already a forever topic. Got the same effect Fran Perea, when he took us to the early 2000s and to the soundtrack of ‘Los Serrano’. There was no one who didn’t sing ‘One plus one makes seven’. Without a doubt, a moment.
And Blas Cantó, Nil Moliner, Miriam Rodríguez, Funambulista, Café Quijano, Los Secretos, whose microphone played tricks on them, Miss Caffeína, Marta Soto and Antonio José, who premiered ‘El Pacto’ today, passed through the stage, his new album in which he returns to his roots.
Three hours of music, three hours of the best songs in Spanish. Spectacular ‘Vive Dial’ that also featured the voices of Pastora Soler, Ana Guerra and Lorena Gómez. Or the emerging Depol, Hilario, Polo Nández, Antoñito Molina and Gonzalo Hermida. Corridor Effect or Agoney, are one of those that never fail musical dates.
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The main course started in the last hour, at the edge of dawn. ‘Nochentera’ couldn’t be missing from the repertoire with Vicco! And after her Alvaro Sóler with ‘Oxígeno’ and ‘Muero’ and Rozalén with ‘The Violet Door’.
Luis Fonsi and David Bisbal
And if ‘Vive Dial’ brought us ‘Despacito’ and Luis Fonsi. A spectacle to listen to him. And David Bisbal who always dazzles and enchants in equal measure. His bachata ‘Ay, ay, ay’, ‘Ajedrez’ and the legendary ‘Ave María’ could not be missed. As legendary is ‘Hanging in your hands’ by Carlos Baute, which he performed equally with the Wizink audience.
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Apotheotic ending
The end of the night was Antonio Orozco, Andrés Suárez and Pablo López and his piano. Orozco, in pink, brought ‘La Revolución’, Andrés the emotion with ‘Valientes’, the song that he dedicated to Almudena, his friend with Parkinson’s, and who wanted to began to sing among the people of the world. And Pablo gave us ‘The longest hug in the world’. Emotion, rhythm and joy in a night of music to frame.
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