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MIAMI, FL (September 28th, 2023) – Latin GRAMMY® nominee Manu Manzo kicked off her anticipated “Luna en Géminis Tour” with a jaw-dropping opening night at the iconic Faena Theater in Miami Beach. Manzo, known for her versatile and smooth music style, showed off her unmatched talent and stage presence to an energetic crowd last night.
The Venezuelan-born singer-songwriter surprised the capacity crowd with guest artists Homero Gallardo and the Dominican artist Calacote. The collaboration between these musicians highlighted the diversity and richness of the contemporary music scene, offering fans a unique and memorable experience.
Manu Manzo performed a selection from her most recent studio album, “Luna en Géminis.” The audience immersed themselves in Manzo’s enchanting melodies, smooth voice, and emotional lyrics, proving once again why she is considered one of the most promising artists of her generation. Songs like “Evolución”, “Q Si Q No”, “Celos” and “Pegaíto” (performed with Calacote) caused euphoria among attendees and created an atmosphere of celebration through true connection.
Throughout her performance, Manu’s performance was accompanied by a visual spectacle, as the theater screens projected interactive visuals that corresponded to each song, accompanied by incredible production and lighting effects that enhanced each performance. Manu and her special guests continuously interacted with the audience, creating an atmosphere of closeness and enthusiasm that lasted throughout the night.
In addition, the singer wore an elegant black suit with transparencies and glitter, rooted in her style and personal brand. It was a custom-made design by the talented Venezuelan designer, Paola Estefanía.
This concert marks the beginning of Manu Manzo’s “Luna en Geminis Tour”, which will take her to multiple U.S. cities, including Chicago and New York, and to Latin America where she’ll perform for the first time in her native Venezuela to MODO Caracas on October 6 and Foro del Tejedor in Mexico City on November 22.
