The Spanish Rosana returned to Venezuela and sang with Juan Guaidó

Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's interim president, sung this Sunday with famous Spanish artist Rosana in the streets of the popular district of La Guaira, in the state of Vargas.

Once recognized and at the request of the people, Rosana – accompanied by her guitar – finally interpreted fragments of "Pa ti no estoy" and "Sin miedo" on the public road.

"I do not wait for a visit, so do not leave because I'm not here ", Rosana and Guaidó sang "For the bad guys, we are not, for the good guys, yes."

Guaidó began this weekend a series of gatherings inside Venezuela during which he made sure of his visit "all possible states"

"For those who believed and said that it had happened, that the movement was deflated, we say we are at La Guaira, more upright than everGuaidó told the citizens who attended the informal meeting.

"We inform you that we are obliged to postpone the Rosana concerts in Úbeda and Priego de Córdoba, scheduled for March 15th and 16th, respectively. Rosana is in Venezuela and it is impossible for her to return because of the unfortunate situation in which the country is located. " This is how the singer's website announced the postponement of two of his concerts in Spain.

The singer-songwriter is supporting the arrival of humanitarian aid in the country alongside Fabiana Rosales, wife of Guaidó.

A video posted on Instagram by Rosales shows the receipt of 50 new mattresses for beds Hospital San Juan de Dios, in Caracas,. In the pictures, Rosana appears and you can hear her voice singing her song "Sin miedo".

"Thank you Rosana for sharing your messages of hope makes songsnot" wrote the young woman.

Rosana joins other artists who have shown their support for Guaidó as Alejandro Sanz, Juanes, Luis Fonsi, Miguel Bosse, Carlos Vives, Juan Luis Guerra, Paulina Rubio, Maluma, Mana and Carlos Bauteamong others, who participated in the program "Venezuela Aid Live", held on February 22 at the international bridge Las Tienditas, in Cucuta, on the border with Venezuela.