Fonseca, Mau y Ricky, Manuel Medrano and Manuel Turizo delighted Manto after singing together at the festival

Blanket he is immortalized in the hearts of Colombian artists fonseca, Manuel Medrano and Manuel Turizo and the Venezuelan duo consisting of the Montaner brothers Mau and Ricky. Latin music stars performed together for the first time on Saturday, April 8, in Manta, at the long-awaited festival Pilsener Beat.

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The Ecuadorian public, from different regions of the territory, gathered for a massive musical event, as could be seen on social networks this weekend, which coincided with the Easter holiday. The festival dominated digital conversations, and remained in trend at the beginning of the new week thanks to the announcements of the mentioned artists.

“Thank you Manta from the bottom of my heart”expressed the singer-songwriter Fonseca, with a carousel of photos on Instagram and Twitter where you can see the energy of those present before his performance, which was part of the tour Traveling tour.

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Manuel Medrano, for his part, was moved by the presentations of his compatriots. “Colombian pride” quoted the interpreter Underwater in the story when the brothers Manuel and Alejandro Turizo sing. Medrano also thanked the crowd in Manta with a series of photos at his first concert in the port of Manabita.

Manuel Turizo was so impressed by the vitality of the audience that he used a clip of the audience singing his songs as an example of the energy that all his fans should have at their concerts. “Homework for the tour: learn the merengue to form the shout. Very important guys.”

Brothers Mau and Ricky They were also touched by the power that the Colombians caused in the Ecuadorians. “Turizo and Montaner are family!!!” the duo exclaimed in an Instagram column showing when both sets of brothers met on stage. “This happened this weekend in Ecuador!”, they described.

Other artists scheduled to perform at the Manta festival included Ryan Castro, Carlos Cortés, Tres Dedos, Andy Buesa and Gia. (AND)