Altos de Chavón was dressed up for a party with the magic and joy of “El Rock De Mi Pueblo Vive,” a concert with which the Colombian star celebrated his successful musical career.

“Good evening, Dominican Republic. It's an immense pleasure to be with you tonight and celebrate these 30 years of artistic career with a musical repertoire that expresses the joy and roots of Colombian culture,” he expressed emotionally.

Accompanied by seven musicians and three backup singers, he offered a recital as vibrant and joyful as the vallenato music from his beloved homeland.

Dressed in black and with that characteristic synergy, he connected with his audience from the moment he stepped onto the stage at 10:15 PM to the rhythm of the vallenato song “La Gota Fría,” a song that had his audience on their feet, joining in a single chorus with ovations and applause.

This grand stage, full from beginning to end, witnessed a memorable night for Vives, who performed his hits ”Ella es mi fiesta,” “Déjame entrar,” “La Bicicleta,” “Canción Bonita,” “Nota de amor,” and “Rosa la Piragua.”.

The nearly two-hour concert also included the songs “Pa Mayte,” “Viva el Vallenato,” “Volví a nacer,” and “La Tierra del Olvido,” with which he introduced his excellent band, and he said goodbye to the tune of “Cuando nos volvamos a encontrar.”.

With a super production, impeccable sound, and a flash of perfectly synchronized lights, ED Live offered an unforgettable show for the thousands of people who attended the concert.

Carlos Vives is known for fusing Colombian folk music like cumbia and vallenato with pop and rock. Carlos Vives is considered one of the pioneers in the internationalization of vallenato.