Ricardo Montaner conquers Altos de Chavón in an unforgettable night
The iconic Altos de Chavón Amphitheater was the setting for an evening filled with romanticism and nostalgia, where Ricardo Montaner performed before an audience that sold out all the tickets. As part of his “El Último Regreso Tour,” the singer-songwriter offered a masterful journey through his musical career, reaffirming his unbreakable connection with the Dominican Republic.
For more than two hours, the artist performed hits that have defined generations, starting the show with “Yo que te amé”. Songs such as “Será”, “Castillo Azul”, “El poder de tu amor”, and “La cima del cielo” resonated throughout the venue, being sung in unison by thousands of fans who celebrated the enduring relevance of his repertoire.
A feeling of being at home
One of the highlights of the night was when Montaner paused to express the special affection he feels for the country. With his characteristic humor, the performer confessed that he feels like just another Dominican when stepping onto a local stage.
When I come to sing in the Dominican Republic, I feel like a local. I am from Samaná, I don’t know about you.
Ricardo Montaner
Beyond the music, the artist shared a spiritual message with the attendees, revealing that before starting the show he dedicated some time to prayer. “Before arriving on stage, I was asking the Lord to inhabit this stage first and to have everything ready,” he confessed, receiving a warm ovation from his followers.
A tour of the classics
- Ballad medley: Included songs such as “Solo con un beso”, “La mujer de mi vida”, “Ojos negros”, and “Quisiera”.
- Greatest hits: The repertoire also consisted of anthems such as “Déjame llorar”, “Me va a extrañar”, “Bésame”, and “La gloria de Dios”.
- Staging: Montaner was accompanied by a top-tier band, highlighting the energy of his backing vocalists and a violinist who captivated the audience’s attention.
The production, managed by ED Live, took care of every detail to ensure the experience was memorable. The artist maintained constant interaction with the attendees, even going as far as having gestures of closeness with those occupying the Front Stage area.
After a false ending and a brief costume change, Montaner returned to the stage to close the evening at 11:40 p.m. with his iconic song “Tan enamorados.” With this concert, the singer-songwriter demonstrated, after more than four decades of his career, that his bond with the Dominican audience remains stronger than ever.
