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Villalona Merengue is a new man and it shows on stage

Fernando Villalona, \u200b\u200bwhen he sang last night in Neptune's restaurant in Boca Chica. Ramon Almanzar Santo Domingo The red shirt gave more intensity to his face adorned with glasses and a hat fashion. On stage, Fernando Villalona projected a strong image, a mature voice and orchestra merengue attached. Monday was what was seen and felt when he was seen on the stage of Neptune's restaurant in Boca Chica. That day was celebrated Valentine's Day and The Mayimbe "gave their best. It was a select audience that filled the small arena or occupied the charming spots on the Caribbean Sea in Boca Chica. A glass of champagne, a high-stemmed red rose and a delicious chocolate souvenir was the welcome for couples who met at nightfall. tables, finely decorated with white tablecloths and rose petals completed the scenario that showed his renewed strength Villalona musical. Was 10:20 when the musicians took their positions to make way for the artist three minutes later. "The Mayimbe" took the microphone and greeted the audience began his classical repertoire with "I love you too" followed by "Dancing in the Street" and "I was left alone", which led to fill the dance floor . repertoire A total of 17 songs between ballads, merengue, boleros, divided into two sets, made up the selection of hits put together by Villalona, \u200b\u200bwho took the opportunity to spend a few topics, including his brother, Bolívar. "Slave love, "" Life spoiled "and" my little girl "were among the 40 minutes of the first block completely danceable songs. Avis Soto, owner of Neptune's, was happy with the results of the evening in which showed Villalona keep dragging him from pursuing the 80's. to the menu prepared for the evening included names alluding to Valentine's Day: "Cream of eternal love seafood", "Salmon Cupid" and "pie in the sky to the perfume of love." Returning to the scene, Fernandito reactivated the runway with its "Felix Cumbe, 1982, the Haitian composer the same name. Nine topics followed, including "Confused," "I'm sorry" and "Snuff and rum." "I die for you" was dedicated to the public a couple celebrating their 50 anniversary. "Thank you and good night" was the parting of the artist after a nearly two-hour show, ending with the theme "The rain does not hurt my party." Villalona is to harvest the best twelve months from those early years of this century when he toured the country. His approach to God and the total removal of the defects was accompanied by the punch of new songs. And although there were no the impact of other decades returned him to the mat and made him earn a new nomination Cassandra, in which did not appear weather was fine.