Famous Puerto Rican singer India gave an unforgettable performance at the Coca-Cola Music Hall on Saturday night. The nearly three-hour concert showcased India’s genius and talent, captivating the audience from beginning to end. The double screen located at the top of the stage displayed mesmerizing visuals, leaving no doubt that India was in a trance-like state while performing her greatest hits.
India’s voice, phrasing, and interpretive strength were as impressive as ever, proving that at 54 years old, she is a musical force to be reckoned with. Her powerful vocals and emotional delivery brought each song to life, captivating the crowd of approximately 3,000 people.
Throughout the concert, India made it clear that she is a strong advocate for women’s rights. Through her lyrics, gestures, and comments, she emphasized the importance of respect for women and the need for love to be accompanied by respect.
The concert began with DJ performances of “Dancing on the Fire” and “Lover Happiness,” followed by India’s entrance on stage. Dressed in a silver outfit and a high-top hat, she performed the song “Nubes Negras” alongside guest artist Goyo. The audience immediately connected with India, singing along with her and showing their enthusiasm.
One of the highlights of the night was when Manny Manuel, known as the “King of Hearts” in Puerto Rico, joined India on stage for a duet. Despite some challenges with the song “Costumbres,” Manny’s charisma and stage presence impressed the audience. He later performed one of his own merengue hits, “They say that the men,” and won over the crowd.
India also paid tribute to her godmother, Celia Cruz, by performing a medley of her songs. The impeccable orchestra, led by Manolito Rodríguez, accompanied India flawlessly throughout the concert. The audience sang along with India, showcasing their admiration and love for her music.
Other guest artists, including Victoria Sanabria and Elysanij, showcased their talents and added to the dynamic atmosphere of the concert. The audience was captivated by their performances and showed their support.
Sergio George, India’s musical director and pianist, was introduced during the concert, highlighting his crucial role in her career. He accompanied the orchestra in various songs, and the dancers took an active part on stage.
India closed the concert with a powerful medley of “Me tired of being the other” and “Private property,” leaving the audience in awe of her talent and artistry.
Overall, India’s concert at the Coca-Cola Music Hall was a night to remember. Her exceptional vocals, engaging stage presence, and commitment to empowering women made it an unforgettable experience for all who attended. India proved once again that she is a musical genius and an iconic figure in the salsa world.