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As they aren’t touring to support an album, they get to divide their attention among their full catalogue rather than cater to the newest record. Hailed as one of the most influential Latin acts of all time, they showcase their talent and the innovation they’ve used to define themselves with a curated setlist. Their audience is given no point to rest between all the uber popular tracks and the deep cuts going as far back as their years as Los Tinellers. The dynamic evoked strength into a song that had traditionally been nothing but pain, pairing with the angry red lighting beautifully.Ī band celebrating their 20 year anniversary, the bachateros from The Bronx have put out quite a number of hits. The drummer shined during the set, breathing a new kind of life into softer songs like “Ensename a olvidar” with his powerful beats complimenting the riffs Lenny coaxed out of his sleek black guitar. With the results undecided, the band dived back into the song, only to pause again later to test the crowd once more. Then retarted… only to be cut out again.Ī planned interruption, the band took this opportunity to play the age-old game of who’s side of the stadium is the loudest, with Romeo and Lenny taking stage left while Henry and Mikey took stage left.

The screens were to be the main set piece used by the band on the Inmortal tour, a versatile move when used creatively.Ī heavy darkness developed the stadium following the song’s conclusion, pierced only by the intro to their 2008 megahit, “Los infieles.” The crowd screamed in frustration at the tease, when the song cut out. Red velvet curtains played on the massive screens behind the band pulled back to reveal the inside of a church. The iconic piano riff of “La boda” played next, welcomed by more screams that nearly drowned out the priest’s words off the fan favorite.

The music didn’t stop, not to speak or to acknowledge the screams of gratitude, as the band played through “Mi nina cambio” and “Por un segundo,” respectively.Īfter those first three, the band paused to say hello a little more properly, thanking Houston for having them back so soon after their Valentine’s Day show. “WELCOME TO AVENTURA’s WORLD!” was the greeting Anthony Romeo Santos yelled out to the crowd as he and the boys were lowered from their riser. So many women screaming for Romeo, I thought at least one was being murdered. Most were holistic shouts and howls of excitement and joy.

The roar of screams reaching inhuman pitches drowned out all sound, something I’d yet to experience in my years of concerts at the Toyota center. “K.O.B.! Give us our crown!” | Photo by Cynthia Isabel Zelaya Ordonez Instead, the house lights went down, and the volume of the Toyota Center’s screams went up.īright blue LEDs bathed the stage, the first notes of “El desprecio” were heard, and a rectangular set piece was lifted, revealing Aventura underneath. But they kept themselves entertained, meeting new people and singing along to the hits the DJ played, a nice blend of classics and current Latin Top 40.įinally, the song playing over the speakers wasn’t followed by another. After 9 o’clock came and went, the audience’s anticipation began to grow rapidly. Like Queen, Guns ‘N’Roses, and Beyonce, Aventura is a band large enough that they don’t need an opening act. They were dressed to kill full glam, stiletto heels, glittering dresses, everything!Īlthough the female side of the fanbase was strongest in both size and passion, the men were fast behind in sequined jackets, three-piece suits, and glitzy streetwear. A good 90% arrived dressed to the nines, especially the ladies. Although all seating was assigned, many arrived before doors opened. That’s right, the boys are back for round 2. Los reyes de la bachata flaunt their throne for a Houston crowd on Sunday night.