Fey, Mercurio and Kairo transported Guayaquil to the 90s with the Flashback concert

No one had counted on the rain that fell at the end of the afternoon of this Friday, June 9th. But none of that stopped the euphoria for the nineties night that caught on Guayaquil Country Club (Samborondon). That’s where the party started Flashback doll from the 90s that brought together the Mexican artists on one stage Cairo, Mercury and Fey.

The recital started around 10:05 PM with the “warm-up” of Emotion bandthe hosts of this concert series, to an outdoor venue vol 90s teens at heartwho sang to them covers of time.

With their courage in it and their nostalgia activated, the trio Cairo currently consists of Paulo Quevedo, Roberto Assad and Christian Carabias (ex Ground Zero) jumped on stage around 11:10 PM in his leather pants and vest.

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The group wasted a lot of sensuality while contouring their well-known songs In the mirrors of a cafe, Forgive me, give me the fine, Tell me about you And Tell her I love her. At the end of their presentation, the Kairos took off their vests in a demonstration of virility and fervor for this humid night that gave rise to the weekend.

It was fifteen minutes before midnight Mercurywho lived up to his unforgettable songs Explode all heart, sugar and evil, chic girls And Candle. Of course the puberty song was not missing so in lovewhich was the conclusion of his show after the undeniable singer Alex Sirvent dressed in the tricolor jersey of the Ecuadorian team.

These are the fashion “looks” that Fey imposed in the 1990s

The evening of 90s Mexican pop concluded with the highly anticipated show of Fey, at 1 p.m. on Saturday. With a colorful outfit from jumpsuit of pieces in neon tones and leather pants, the singer set the bar high electropop as he performed his songs with his well-known choreographies that the audience followed almost in sync. That’s how they did when he sang the night moves, say it with flowers, Half orange.

Moved by one of her fans who remembered all her dancing to the letter in the front row, Fey let that fan come on stage, who, upon greeting the artist with a big hug, revealed that his name is Eric. The audience was also moved by the gesture chanted Erik’s name to encourage him to dance with Fey in this early morning’s most anticipated song: Bitter sugar. Those present did not want to let go of the interpreter when she said goodbye with this melody. As expected, she returned to the stage and increased the energy of the 90s even more with Move it.