The “Te Quiero Madre” platform, backed by President Luis Abinader at the mothers’ month celebrations, culminated in the delivery of more than 3,000 gifts and music from popular groups.
Sergio Vargas, Eddy Herrera, Jandy Ventura, Miriam Cruz, Kiko Rodriguez, Steffany Constanza, Sexappeal, Davicito Kada, Jackeline Estévez, Shadow Blow, Krisppy, Kiko the president, Luis Miguel del Amargue, the Big Band of merengue, Marcel, El Mayor Clásico, Ultra Mega Chemist, Street Poet, Julián Oro Duro, La Barbie del Acordeón, Wason Brazobán, among others.
The area where the most concerts were held was in the short and far south. Hundreds of electrical appliances were distributed in each city and crowds enjoyed good merengue, bachata, salsa, typical groups and urban fusions.
Towns very distant from the Dominican capital, such as Comendador de Ellas Piñas, Bánica, Duvergé, Juancho, Cristóbal, La Descubierta, Postrer Río and Los Ríos, Polo, Neyba, Villa Jaragua, Barahona, San Juan de la Maguana, Tamayo, Imbert, Pimentel, Cabrera, Padre las Casas, Luperón and Galván, among other towns.
A group of radio and television hosts were in charge of hosting the successful platform, including Michael Miguel, Julio Clemente, Audry Bremon, Alexis Corporán, El Pachá de Azua, DJ Rafaelito, Eduardo Ortíz, Deybi Pérez, Albert Contreras and Luis Mateo.
“Without the sponsorship of President Luis Abinader, whom we thank with gratitude on behalf of the production team, the animators, artists, technicians, and the mayors, it would not have been possible to make this project a reality,” said artistic entrepreneur Luis Medrano. .
IN PICTURES
Sergio Vargas during a presentation on the platform “Te Quiero Madre”.
The Street Poet during a presentation on the platform “Te Quiero Madre”.
Crowds gathered in different towns to enjoy the “Te Quiero Madre” platform.
Yiyo Sarante before the crowd that enjoyed the platform “Te Quiero Madre”.
Luis Miguel del Amargue in one of the presentations of “Te Quiero Madre”.
Steffany Constanza was one of the participating stars on the “Te Quiero Madre” platform.
