Men on Fire! Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull Miami concert


The American Airlines Arena (AAA) was at full capacity as expected as two of the most sought after Latin superstars would sing their hearts out in front of almost 20,000 fans. And while everyone was impatiently waiting for Enrique Iglesias and Mr. Worldwide to make their grand entrance, CNCO, a trending Latin youth band formed from the winners of Univision’s La Banda opened the show. Then, Miami’s favorite DJ Laz really fired up the crowd.
Pitbull was on first and came on like a “Fireball”! He opened his show with “Feel This Moment,” and his unique and extraordinary showmanship once more dazzled the Miami audience who revere him. Surrounded by stunning sexy dancers, his performance was the bomb.

Historic building with palm trees on a sunny day.
And of course, what would a Pitbull concert be without his social, political and motivational messages about a free Cuba, uniting through music, forgetting about “all the bullshit,” … “With everything that’s going on in the world right now, let’s forget about that tonight,” he said, adding, “I don’t believe in politics … I actually call them politricks….and remembering that we’re all a part of the “United States of Mother_ucking America.” His most powerful message: why “a country built by immigrants is telling us to keep immigrants out.”
He sang many favorite tunes like “Culo,” “Fireball, “I Know You Want Me” and his latest single “Hey Ma!” Man on Fire #2, Enrique, dressed in black with his signature cap came on like a whirlwind from under and opened his show with his top single “Subeme la Radio.”
The heartthrob sang favorites tunes like – “Bailamos,” “I’m a Freak,” “Bailando,” “Escape,” “Cuando me enamoro” and “Loco, “We Will Rock You”, “Hero,” and during the performances he did the moonwalk on a moving walkway.
The Men on Fire closed the show with a big bang while performing “I Like It” wearing Miami Heat Jersey! Giant balloons with “E.I” came down while fans throw them around for an Enrique signature touch.

Historic building with palm trees on a sunny day.

Men on Fire! El Concierto de Enrique Iglesias y Pitbull en Miami

El American Airlines Arena (AAA) estaba a lleno total como se esperaba, ya que dos de las superestrellas latinas más afamadas cantarían frente a casi 20.000 fans. Y mientras todos esperaban impacientemente a Enrique Iglesias y Mr. Worldwide, CNCO, la banda de jóvenes latinos trendy del momento, abrió el show. Seguidamente, el favorito de Miami, DJ Laz realmente le calentó los motores a la audiencia.
Pitbull fue el primero y ¡llegó como una “bola de fuego”! Abrió su show con “Feel This Moment”, y su extraordinario espectáculo una vez más deslumbró al público de Miami que lo idolatra. Rodeado de impresionantes bailarinas sexy, su actuación ¡fue la bomba!
Y por supuesto, ¿qué sería un concierto de Pitbull sin sus mensajes sociales, políticos y motivacionales sobre una Cuba libre, uniéndose a través de la música, olvidándose de “toda la _ierda”? … “Con todo lo que está sucediendo en el mundo ahora, olvidémonos de todo eso esta noche “, dijo, añadiendo:” No creo en la política… y recordando que todos somos parte de los “Estados Unidos”. Su más poderoso mensaje: “un país construido por inmigrantes y quieren los inmigrantes fuera”. Pudimos disfrutar de canciones favoritas como “Culo”, “Fireball”, “I Know You Want Me” y su último sencillo “Hey Ma!”
Men on Fire! El Concierto de Enrique Iglesias y Pitbull en Miami
El “men on fire” #2, Enrique, vestido de negro con su típica gorra, hizo una tremenda entrada con su sencillo “Súbeme la Radio”.
El galán latino cantó varias melodías favoritas como “Bailamos”, “I’m a Freak”, “Bailando”, “Escape”, “Cuando me enamoro” y “Loco”, “Will Rock You” y “Hero” y además, durante el
show hizo el moonwalk en una pasarela móvil. ¡Muy simpático la verdad!
¡Cerraron el espectáculo con una gran explosión con el tema “I like it” y con franelas de Miami Heat! Los globos gigantes con “E.I” cayeron mientras los fans los lanzaban por doquier para que Enrique los firmara.

Historic building with palm trees on a sunny day.

 

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