Venezuelan concert of help to Tienditas

"This song is for all those who, like me, have left their country and have become immigrants," said Reymar Perdomo, singing "I'm gone," while Venezuelan Aid Live supporters waved their flag.

After the Venezuelan song, which became a hymn for many of his compatriots, Richard Branson, organizer of the event, made an intervention.

For its part, "El Puma" José Luis Rodríguez thanked Colombia for its help and solidarity with Venezuela: enough dictatorships in Latin America, he said during his presentation.

Reynaldo Armas played "Bolivariano" with Jorge Glenn and Cholo Valderrama told Venezuelans: "A brother greets you, we cross the border and live in a democracy.

Around noon, the Venezuelan Danny Ocean arrived to sing his hit song "Me Rehuso". And, a few minutes later, his compatriot Chyno Miranda appeared on stage.

Speech by Daniel Habif

The speech of the speaker Daniel Habif moved more than one, with phrases such as "Venezuela, today it will not be your death, but your birth and very soon, you will sleep as God has led you in the world, without chains, without pain … "

"Venezuela, today will not be your death, it will be your birth and very soon you will sleep like God brought to the world, without fear, without chains, without hunger and without pain": the words Motivational @ DanielHabif to Venezuelans #VenezuelaLiveAid # Venezuela pic.twitter.com/epyMIsXhKG

– Univision Noticias (@UniNoticias) February 22, 2019

Presenters

George Harris, Marko, Catherina Valentino, Luis Chataing and Nelson Bustamante are in charge of presenting the 32 artists who will be on stage during this concert.

In addition, they are invited to donate, as one of the objectives of the concert is to raise funds for increased support for Venezuelans.