The big day arrived, and Oniel Bebeshito made history on December 28 at the Pitbull Stadium in Miami, a venue with a capacity of 20,000 people. For the first time, a Cuban urban music singer filled a stadium in the United States, marking a milestone in his career and in Cuban music.
With an unforgettable performance, the artist behind "Marca Mandarina" made a spectacular debut on U.S. stages, captivating his fans and setting a new standard for future concerts by Cuban artists. Thousands of fans grooved to his music, while the community of Cuban urban genre enthusiasts found itself divided between his concert and the show by L Kimii and Yordy, who also performed that night at La Scala in Miami.
One of the standout moments was Bebeshito's arrival at the stadium, accompanied by his family in a luxury vehicle that exuded comfort and style, making it clear that this would be an unforgettable event.
Both the singer and his wife, Rachel Arderi, shared images of themselves in the car, where their daughter Mía and the older son of the Cuban influencer were traveling.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Oniel Bebeshito Concert in Miami
When and where did Oniel Bebeshito's concert take place in Miami?
Oniel Bebeshito's concert took place on December 28 at the Pitbull Stadium in Miami, a venue with a capacity of 20,000 people.
What did this concert mean for Oniel Bebeshito and his career?
For Oniel Bebeshito, this concert marked a milestone in his career, as it was the first time he performed in a stadium in the United States, successfully filling such a large venue and solidifying his presence in the Cuban urban genre.
How did Oniel Bebeshito arrive at the concert at Pitbull Stadium?
Oniel Bebeshito arrived at the concert with his family in a luxury vehicle, which was one of the highlights of the event, showcasing the style and significance of the occasion.
What songs did Oniel Bebeshito perform at his concert in Miami?
During the concert, Oniel Bebeshito performed his most famous hits, including "Marca Mandarina," captivating thousands of fans who were energized by his music.
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