Elioveliz Pérez, widely known as the "Cuban José José," took to social media to share his first live concert in Havana. The tickets for this highly anticipated event sold out in just 14 hours, showcasing his immense popularity among fans.
"It was recorded by my non-professional team and had some audio reception issues. But what matters is the intent. We always had all of you in mind," wrote Pérez on Facebook, referring to his live concert held on June 14 at the packed Teatro Lázaro Cárdenas.
Ticket Prices and Audience Appreciation
Prior to the concert, Pérez announced that the ticket price would be just 60 pesos, aimed at covering the costs of the theater and its staff. He considered this gesture as a way to give back to the Cuban public for their unwavering support throughout his career.
The young Cuban musician's performance was also shared on YouTube, accompanied by heartfelt words from the singer: "Thanks to God and my family for all their support, and to all of you who have walked this journey with me with so much affection."
Recently, the Facebook page "El Lugar en Miami" shared a photo highlighting the uncanny resemblance between the Mexican singer José José and Pérez, a similarity that did not go unnoticed by the fans of both artists.
In the comments section, people agreed that both the "Prince of Romantic Songs" and the so-called "Cuban José José" bear a striking resemblance to one another.
Elioveliz Pérez's First Live Concert: Key Insights
Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about Elioveliz Pérez's first live concert, which has captivated the hearts of many fans.
Who is Elioveliz Pérez?
Elioveliz Pérez is a Cuban musician known as the "Cuban José José" due to his vocal resemblance to the famous Mexican singer José José.
When and where was his first live concert held?
His first live concert was held on June 14 at Teatro Lázaro Cárdenas in Havana.
How quickly did the tickets sell out?
The tickets sold out in just 14 hours, reflecting his immense popularity.
What was the ticket price for the concert?
The ticket price was set at 60 pesos to cover the costs of the theater and its staff.