Rey Ruiz will start his theater tour in Panama

During his 30-year musical career, Rey Ruiz, known as “El bombón de salsa”, has performed in various venues, however, to celebrate his career, he will be visiting cinemas for the first time.

Holding a tour like this was something unimaginable for the Cuban salsa singer, he is enthusiastic about it and the idea of ​​holding shows in cinemas has been latent since he recorded his album “Insuperable”, motivated by the collaboration he achieved on a song for another artist’s album.

“King Ruiz 30 years with you” will start in Panama, in Anayansi TheatreOn June 30, the artist promises commissioning different scenebut it will be the same artist and the same songs that entered the heart public.

“With the Anayansi theater, a new phase in my life begins. artistic lifewe have always been to many places, but I have never visited them theaterI’m starting here in Panama, thank you for letting me,” Ruiz commented at the press conference.

The salsa singer intends to make different stagingHe did not go into details about the show itself because he does not want to create expectations about some things that may or may not happen.

“I would like to say many things, I would like to say everything that is going to happen, but if I say it, it loses its charm, I prefer to come in the moment and show you what I have for you,” he said. He said.

As part of the tour, Ruiz will also appear in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Colombia and other countries.

With this tour, the Cuban Rey Ruiz will celebrate his 30-year musical career by performing songs like “Mi media mitad”, “Luna negra”, “Don’t get used to it” and many other hits.

Panama

At the press conference held on the evening of May 2, “The most beautiful sauce” He admitted that he always feels “phenomenal” when he performs in Panama and that the public is always extremely nice to him.

He also reminded that Panama was the first country he visited at the beginning of his career, he reminded that it was Hot Controlin chiriquiand that is why he is very dear to the Panamanian public.

With information from Victor Arosemen…