Category: Concerts

Video of Chayanne announcing the tour is available here: Marc Anthony, Chayanne y Marco Antonio anuncian gira Gigant3s

Tickets for “GIGANT3S” go on sale April 26 and can be purchased by calling (800) 745-3000 or by going to ticketmaster.com.

Marc Anthony, Solís and Chayanne will undertake a musical tour together throughout the United States.

The tour, which represents the first joint presentation of this trio of stars of Latin music, will be titled “GIGANT3S” and will include 14 dates from August 3 in Miami, announced the production Cardenas Marketing Network (CMN). The dates are:

Aug. 3: Miami (American Airlines Arena)
Aug 5: Orlando (Amway Center)
Aug. 10: Rutherford, NJ (IZOD Center)
Aug. 11: Uncasville, Conn. (Mohegan Sun Arena)
Aug. 17 Atlantic City (Boardwalk Hall)
Aug. 19: Chicago (Allstate Arena)
Aug. 24: Anaheim, Calif. (Honda Center)
Aug. 26: San Jose, Calif., (HP Pavilion)
Sept. 1: Houston (Toyota Center)
Sept. 2: Dallas (American Airlines Center)
Sept. 7: Laredo, Texas (Laredo Entertainment Center)
Sept. 8: San Antonio (AT&T Center)
Sept. 9: El Paso (Don Haskins Center at UTEP)
Sept. 14: Las Vegas (Mandalay Bay)

You can read more in Marc Anthony, Solís y Chayanne giran juntos por EEUU.

Chayanne continua con éxito su gira “No hay imposibles”

Miami, 2 feb (EFE).- El cantante puertorriqueño Chayanne proseguirá en Puerto Rico y otros países latinoamericanos su gira “No hay imposibles” tras lograr en México llenos totales en los conciertos celebrados, informó hoy su representante.

El cantante, que ha vendido miles de discos en todo el mundo, inició en 2010 esta gira que lo ha llevado por Estados Unidos, España y algunos países de Latinoamérica.

“No hay imposibles” salió a la venta en febrero del año pasado, lo que marcó el regreso a la música del artista boricua tras dos años de ausencia en los que se dedicó a otras actividades como la actuación.

Chayanne successfully continuing his “No hay imposibles” tour

Miami, Feb 2 (EFE) .- The Puerto Rican singer Chayanne continues in Puerto Rico and other Latin American with his “No hay imposibles” tour after the success in Mexico of sold-out concerts, his representative said Wednesday.

The singer, who has sold thousands of records worldwide, started in 2010, this tour in the United States, Spain and some Latin American countries.

“No hay imposibles” was released in February last year, marking a return to the music of the Puerto Rican artist after a two year absence in which he devoted himself to other activities such as acting.

Chayanne lo dice todo

No para de reírse. Se sienta cómodamente, cruza los brazos, pausa y sonríe como niño coqueto y travieso.

Así Chayanne conversó con los miles de usuarios de ELNUEVODIA.COM que se conectaron ayer para presenciar el videochat que el artista realizó desde Miami.

A una semana de presentar en la Isla su gira “No hay imposibles” -del 11 al 13 de febrero-, el cantante y actor puertorriqueño aprovechó para revelar sus miedos, alegrías, secretos, debilidades y tentaciones.

Chayanne romperá corazones en Lima

Todas las fans del intérprete de “Torero” ya no tienen que esperar más, pues las entradas para el concierto de Chayanne este 14 de abril se venderán a partir de este lunes 31 de enero en Teleticket de Wong y Metro.

Sin duda, el divo puertorriqueño sacudirá Lima con su “No hay imposibles Tour 2011”, cuya parada en Lima tendrá lugar en el Jockey Club del Perú. Es así que las fanáticas enamoradas volverán a ir temas como “Fiesta en América”, “Lo dejaría todo” y “A fuerza de amar”.

Chayanne romperá corazones en Lima

All fans of the singer of “Torero” no longer have to wait, as tickets for Chayanne concert this April 14 will be sold from Monday January 31 at Teleticket Wong and Metro.

Without doubt, the Puerto Rican diva shakes Lima with his “No impossible Tour 2011”, which stops in Lima at the Jockey Club del Peru. Thee fans love to go back to tracks like “Fiesta en América”, “Lo dejaría todo” and “A fuerza de amar”.

Derrocha Chayanne energía, baile y sensualidad en el Auditorio

Energía, baile, sensualidad y música derrochó el cantante puertorriqueño Chayanne , durante su primer concierto del año en México como parte de su gira “No hay imposibles”, que ofreció en el Auditorio Nacional que lució abarrotado.

Para el espectáculo, en el escenario se dispuso una plataforma en la que algunos de sus músicos y sus coristas permanecieron, y en medio de la estructura se colocó una escalera que se unía a una pequeña rampa.

Asimismo, cuatro bailarines y dos bailarinas hicieron diversas coreografías al lado del cantante.

Durante casi dos horas Chayanne , quien realizó cinco cambios de ropa, se mostró complaciente con su público, conformado en su mayoría por mujeres de todas las edades, incluidas niñas que también disfrutaron de la presentación.

Chayanne wasted energy, dance and sensuality in the Auditorium

Energy, dancing, sensuality and music by Puerto Rican singer Chayanne was squandered during his first concert of the year in Mexico as part of his tour “No Impossible” which was in the crowded National Auditorium.

For the show, the scene is arranged as a platform on which some of his musicians and singers remained, and in the middle of the structure is placed a ladder to bind to a small ramp.

In addition, four dancers and two dancers did various choreography by the singer.

For almost two hours Chayanne, who made five changes of clothes, was accommodating to his audience, composed mostly of women of all ages, including children who also enjoyed the presentation.

The crisis forced the suspension of Chayanne’s concert

The representative of the Puerto Rican artist required an elevator be brought from the U.S.

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Chayanne will not perform in Laguna next September as planned. The crisis and the costly demands of the show to be offered by the Puerto Rican artist during the Fiestas del Cristo, have forced the area to break the contract with Rolo Productions.  

“I’m sorry that Chayanne cannot perform in La Laguna but be realistic. They demanded a brand of microphones, pianos and drums that are not in Spain. Furthermore, in a choreographed show that will include an elevator that we cannot obtain in our country, they should have brought the material from the United States, “said Festival Councilman, Jonathan Dominguez.

Earlier this year it was announced that the highlight of the programming of the Fiestas del Cristo would be the performance of the Puerto Rican singer and dancer. It was the artist himself who announced the news during a visit to the island when he was on Premios Cadena Dial 2009.  

“I’ll be in La Laguna in the tour of my new album, a journey that begins on the 19^th of August and will perform as well in other Spanish cities including Madrid, Valencia, La Coruña … several major cities,” said the singer to this newspaper last February.

A few months later, the local Corporation closed the contract with the producer and tickets were put on sale for 26 euros. The inescapable date for fans of Chayanne was set for September 19 at 21:00.

Although it was not until today when the council for the scheduling of the Festivity to celebrate the feast of Christ communicated the cancellation of Chayanne’s performance, Dominguez announced that “we had an investment for this concert of 50,000 euros for a single day. We cannot spend this money when we cut everywhere, even the party committees of the various districts of the municipality. ”

The Councillor for Fiestas also explained that when we proposed that the concert was held in La Laguna, it was agreed with the producer that the artist use the same stage with materials we already had for the Fiestas del Cristo. Besides, we were going to commission security, close the plaza and put in more lights ”

At that time, the Corporation estimated that “the extra cost of Chayanne’s concert would be between 18,000 and 30,000 euros for the artist’s fee which was going to be covered by the sale of tickets,” added the mayor. However, the 50,000 euros to rent the elevator and the rest of the material has prevented the Harriers enjoy the show.

http://www.laopinion.es/tenerife/2010/08/06/crisis-obliga-suspender-concierto-chayanne/298137.html

He Finishes in Madrid on September 18

Chayanne begins the second part of his tour in Spain

The Puerto Rican singer Chayanne will begin the second part of the Spanish tour of “No Hay Imposibles’ on Friday that will during the months of August and September traveling through 13 cities.
Chayanne performs in Ciudad Real (August 20), Cadiz (21), Palma de Mallorca (25), Santiago de Compostela (27), Santander (28), Zaragoza (September 3), Leon (4), Málaga (9 ), Murcia (10), Granada (11) and Valencia (15), in addition to singing in the Palau Olimpic de Barcelona (17) and the Palacio de Deportes de Madrid (18).

The tour includes ten musicians and six dancers, who are part of a team of 70 people. The scenery is built at different heights, connected with ramps and stairs, plus an elevator for the appearance of the artist, born in 1968 in Rio Piedras, whose real name is Elmer Figueroa Arce.

With 90 square meters of LED screens, the ‘tour’ also has 130 tons of equipment, 120,000 watts of sound and 300,000 watts of lighting. Total of six trailers and 90 mobile art lights complete the device.

“Contagious To The Public”

Chayanne began the Spanish tour of ‘No Hay Imposibles on May 28th at the Latino Valladolid Festival. In it, the singer, dancer and actor presents his new album, which bears the same title of the tour and songs extracted are ‘Me enamoré de ti’, ‘Dame, dame’, ‘No hay imposibles’ o ‘ Tu boca’.’. However, he also sang classics such as ‘Salome’ or ‘Torero’.
 
“When I started with Los Chicos at the age of ten I was a child and was playing,” recalled the artist in May, when he presented the tour in Madrid. “Then I decided to go solo because I saw those great personalities such as Julio Iglesias, whom I admire very much, because he is a hard worker with great concerts, full of people. That shows me that nothing is impossible,” said Chayanne, who is convinced “Everything can be reached” and aims to “spread the public” with his optimism.

“One is optimistic and that’s what I want to convey in my concerts. That we must look at things with light and fight for what you want,” continued the artist, who arrived in Spain “with his heart in his hand.”

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