#PLN30 Ricardo Montaner and his children Evaluna Montaner and Mau y Ricky perform his greatest hits during Premio Lo Nuestro. The epic 30th edition of Univis
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#PLN30 Ricardo Montaner and his children Evaluna Montaner and Mau y Ricky perform his greatest hits during Premio Lo Nuestro.
The epic 30th edition of Univision’s “Premio Lo Nuestro a la Música Latina” celebrated the best and longest standing award show of Latin music in a spectacle of color and sound that gathered the best artists of all time.
Ricardo Montaner took the stage to sing “Tan Enamorados,” the song he performed on the first Premio Lo Nuestro back in 1989. As soon as he reminded everyone why he is such a timeless artist, the music changed to “Será,” another hit that became popular in 1991. But before Montaner introduced two of his sons, Mau y Ricky, who are up and coming performers with hits such as “Mi Mala” and “Voy Que Quemo” and with a proven track record as composers, to sing with him.
As if the moment wasn’t emotional enough seeing two generations of Montaners on stage displaying their talent and charisma, there was room for a third song, “La Cima del Cielo,” originally released in 1999, and now performed by Montaner’s daughter, Evaluna Montaner, who joined her father and brothers to add the cherry on top. The talented family took us on a musical journey through some of Ricardo Montaner’s best hits, igniting a lot of feelings and memories for the generations who grew up listening to this music and definitely relate the songs to a particular moment in their lives.
The epic 30th edition of Univision’s “Premio Lo Nuestro a la Música Latina” celebrated the best and longest standing award show of Latin music in a spectacle of color and sound that gathered the best artists of all time.
Ricardo Montaner took the stage to sing “Tan Enamorados,” the song he performed on the first Premio Lo Nuestro back in 1989. As soon as he reminded everyone why he is such a timeless artist, the music changed to “Será,” another hit that became popular in 1991. But before Montaner introduced two of his sons, Mau y Ricky, who are up and coming performers with hits such as “Mi Mala” and “Voy Que Quemo” and with a proven track record as composers, to sing with him.
As if the moment wasn’t emotional enough seeing two generations of Montaners on stage displaying their talent and charisma, there was room for a third song, “La Cima del Cielo,” originally released in 1999, and now performed by Montaner’s daughter, Evaluna Montaner, who joined her father and brothers to add the cherry on top. The talented family took us on a musical journey through some of Ricardo Montaner’s best hits, igniting a lot of feelings and memories for the generations who grew up listening to this music and definitely relate the songs to a particular moment in their lives.