The singerEmilio Frias, who recentlypaid tribute to musician Willy Chirino on social networks, fulfilled this Sunday his dream of meeting in person the popular interpreter of "It's coming", a song considered an anthem of the Cuban exile inMiami.
“I can only tell you that dreams come true,” he wrote inInstagram the director of El Niño y la Verdad, who shared a photo of both on the social network and where you can see very well the emotion of hugging someone who is an icon of theCuban emigration in the United States.
“It was a unique experience to be able to enjoy this great man in concert, but being able to sing with him was something that I will always carry in my heart.", Frías pointed out on the social network.
At the same time, the singer thanked Chirino and his entire work team, “to his tremendous band for welcoming me”.
Frías recently covered the song “They Are Coming”, stating that he “listened to that song since I was a child when my very short father played it at home because it was prohibited. A song that is still alive today from 1991 to 2024 and with more and more faith and strength Cubans await it 'It's Coming'.
Last Wednesday, Frías celebrated on social networks having met The Jackal, whoseHe said that he was not only a great artist but also a great person..
"For a man, to conquer himself is the first and noblest of all victories.Nice to meet a great artist who lives in him a tremendous human being", he said in a post in which they are seen posing together from the recording studio and in which he assured to remain "focused and without giving up a bit."
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