Servando and Florentino: After singing for 100,000 fans on two continents, they start 'En Tu Ciudad World Tour' in the United States

After singing for 2022 a thousand fans on two continents, the Primera brothers, ‘Servando and Florentino’, start ‘En Tu Ciudad World Tour’ in the United States, to finish it in their native country Venezuela, where they started it.

‘Los Chamos del Valle’ as they are known, the eternal Salserín along with many of their former colleagues who today are part of their musicians, have just toured 78 thousand kilometers, 2 continents, 15 countries, 28 cities, where more than 100 thousand fans around the world gathered to listen to those songs that marked his life, from his childhood, adolescence, to the adulthood, since most grew up with them.

Under the management of Oswaldo Ponte Jr., now, the tour that they gave the name of ‘En Tu Ciudad World Tour’ arrives in North America, starting this coming September 2 in Toronto, Canada, to continue in San Juan, Puerto Rico on September 9, and then tour the most important cities in the United States, where the vast majority of Latinos in the country are concentrated, many of them their Venezuelan compatriots.

Miami, Orlando, Atlanta, New York, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, Boston and Denver, are some of the cities that they will visit, many of them already with the ‘sold out’ sign and others with very few seats.

The humility of Servando and Florentina Primera and their musicians is diametrically opposed to the staging they offer their fans in each presentation. The night begins with a giant screen where nostalgia is appealed to by taking a tour of the great Venezuelan winners that the country has given in all arts and disciplines, to end by reminding all those who for political and security reasons had to emigrate. that ‘where there is a Venezuelan, there is Venezuela, no matter where they live, inside or outside’.

Finally, to the sound of their musicians who accompany them around the world, since they travel with their own band, as in the case of drummer Anderson Quintero, from the Quintero dynasty, the Primera brothers appear from above, going down in an elevator to start a tour of their innumerable hits.

They usually have guests on stage, depending on the city where they perform, and They are always accompanied by the great musician and composer Yasmil Marrufo, with whom they have composed together and have had great successes together and individually.

Another of the surprises that they have given in their concerts, and that possibly we will see them in some of the cities in the United States, it is the presence of their children, known as ‘Los Menores’, who are also launching with their own music.

And of course, they honor their emblematic song ‘Una Fan Enamorada’, because for the brothers Primera, it is much more than a song or an anthem, it is a feeling, which they return to their clubs around the world by taking them on stage and dancing with them.

“We are excited, obviously there are to enter into permanent reflection: to count on a mass of people and loves. We have done big tours, we have been in the 70, 80% of the cities we go to, but we understand that we have a host of people who have opted for cities and other countries and we will be recognizing ourselves as Venezuelans, our presence, our culture and that seems beautiful to us”, said Servando and Florentino before starting their tour at a press conference they gave at the foot of Ávila in Caracas, Venezuela.

What will happen after the United States? The Primera brothers and their band will finish the very long tour in their country, Venezuela, in the cities of Maracaibo, Barquisimeto, Maracay, Puerto La Cruz, Puerto Ordaz and Margarita… Although it has not been revealed, it is rumored that they will not be the only places and that they could make a big massive closure in Caracas.

For now, fans of ‘Servando y Florentino’ and its musicians, the eternal Salserín, will be able to see it throughout the month of September in different cities in the United States.