A musical delight resulted in the pair of “Vivo per lei” concerts, presented at Casa Haas where tenors Alejandro Pacheco and Eduardo Tapia, accompanied by maestro Juan Pablo García on piano, interpreted the most exquisite pop music in Italian, English and Spanish from their hearts.
The presentation marked the stage debut of the singers Daniela Cortés and Rode Ríos, young people with outstanding participation in solos and ensembles in this pleasant evening accompanied by floral arrangements and candles as scenographic elements.
In the first part of the concert, the audience enjoyed songs in Italian and English such as Caruso, Tu sei, On my own, E più ti penso, Nella fantasia and The prayer, the latter in the voice of protagonists and guests.
With songs mostly in Spanish, in the second half of the program there was interaction and simultaneous singing between the cast and the public during the performance of Si amas me, Hasta mi final, If only, All i ask, Regresa a mí, Vivo por ella and Por ti volaré, hits in the voices of Andrea Bocelli, Il Divo, Dove Cameron, among others.
Both presentations were sold out and the proceeds from the box office will be used for future international singing competitions that will be held by the tenors Alejandro Pacheco and Eduardo Tapia in Peru, next October.
At the end of her performance, the singer Daniela Cortés expressed: “I felt a little nervous about my debut, but I always trusted this great team, I dedicate this performance to my family and friends who have always supported me.”
“We feel very excited and happy for this great support we had from family, friends, and people came to listen to us. We plan to compete in Peru in October and the proceeds will be for that contest,” said Alejandro Pacheco.
Interpreter Rode Ríos stated: “I am excited for this concert, it was something different, more public, another stage, that means that I am on the right track.”
Finally, tenor Eduardo Tapia shared: “I am very happy for the public’s response, extra spaces had to be opened in ticket sales because people wanted to come, that motivates us a lot and I am happy to start this project.”
