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Luis Miguel, Marc Anthony and Juan Luis Guerra, poster of the Festival de Viña
posted on: Dec 23 2011 9:5 by RDugey. Viewed 13 times.
Singers Marc Anthony, Juan Luis Guerra and Luis Miguel will be the highlights of the grid of the next Music Festival Viña del Mar, the most important Latin America, reported today the organizers.
The Mexican Luis Miguel will be in charge of opening, together with the Argentine Diego Torres, 53 Edition of the contest, to be held from Wednesday 22 to February 27 Monday in the coastal city of Viña del Mar, 125 km northwest of Santiago.
The second day, the role will be for the Mexican pop - rock Camila trio and the salsa American Marc Anthony.
Both return to coincide in the vineyard, where they already were in the 2009 Edition of.
Chilean Daniel Muñoz, specialist of brava cueca, one of the genres of traditional Chilean dance, will open the third night of the contest, which will remain in the hands of the ítalo-belga Salvatore Adamo, a veteran who promises to delight the public more u000aadult.
For that night, the closure will be in charge of an artist of English speech that is yet to be confirmed. Peter Gabriel and Elton John are the names that sound more to fill that post, which last year was in charge of Sting.
On Saturday will be the turn of the Bunkers, a group of contemporary rock consisting of Chileans who lived in Mexico, which will take the witness guitarist Manuel García, an associated with the new song Troubadour chilena.
The night will close to the rhythm of cumbia with Argentines love claws and burst.
For Sunday, the organization brings to Luis Fonsi and Prince Royce, an exponent of the bachata appeared for the first time in Chile in early December during the Telethon, the TV campaign fund-raising for children with disabilities.
The event of this festival, which, unlike the more recent editions, disappears Reggaeton and tropical rhythms, imposing with force u000aIt will be in charge of the Dominican Juan Luis Guerra, a classic of Latin American music that never loses validity.
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