"Down with the chains": the concert in Miami to reunite the humanitarian aid to the Venezuelans

The Bayfront Park in Miami (USA) is the scene this Saturday of the free concert "Abajo Padlock", an event intended to bring together humanitarian aid for Venezuela and in which Venezuelan Chyno Miranda and Frank Quintero participate, among other artists.

During the six-hour day, you will receive medicines, vitamins, non-perishable foods, children's preparations, water purification tablets, orthopedic equipment, as well as first aid and personal hygiene.

Marjorie Carollo, one of the organizers of the event, told local media that After the blackouts suffered by the country of Latin America, humanitarian aid has become more urgentThe event was evoked after a conversation with her husband, Joe Carollo, Commissioner of the City of Miami.

"We are united in this cause and we must continue to force the exit of the regime," said the organizer in Diario de las Américas, one of the deans of the Spanish press in Miami, who said that On this occasion, the organizations that will send help is not to buy clothes or shoes.

To facilitate access to the event, parking has been coordinated with the city at discounted prices in the vicinity, as well as a "self-service" ("driving service") for those who will make important and heavy donations.

The participation of Carlos Vecchio, the diplomatic representative in the United States of the interim President of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, as well as his counterpart in Canada, Orlando Viera Blanco, is also expected.

"For me, it's a duty, my family and I owe a lot to Venezuela, it's the country that sheltered us," said Cuban newspaper Lena Burke, one of the artists who made space in her agenda to be part of this initiative.

"The music makes people want to give a" pesito ", that's what we try to do," added the singer, who confessed Venezuela by adoption.

Amaury Gutiérrez, Willy Chirinos, Víctor Drija and brothers Santiago and Luigi Castillo will be other artists who will perform at Bayfront Park, overlooking the Bay of Biscay.

The concert takes place on the same day as two months have pbaded since the Speaker of the Parliament of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, recognized as president in charge of fifty countries, has been awarded executive powers before "the usurpation" which, believes, makes Maduro of the presidency.

"I ask for your presence in the streets and an intangible element: trust Juan Guaidó, trust yourself (…) for what we will achieve," said the opposition Saturday at a gathering gathering thousands of supporters in the state of Anzoategui. (northeastern Venezuela).