What does the "Venezuela Aid Live" concert have left behind

The concert "Venezuela Aid Live", convened by billionaire Richard Branson, took place this Friday on the Colombian side of the Tienditas border bridge with the national anthem of Colombia and the applause of the thousands of people who came to Rendez-vous .

The first artist on stage was the Venezuelan Reymar who, with the song I went, hysteria unleashed among the participants saying "Venezuela is much more than oil", considered "the anthem of indignation" for the situation in the country.

"From this moment, our country will be different and free," said one of the presenters of the show.

The crowd received applause and many participants criticized Nicolás Maduro with their banners.

Venezuelans who left the country because of the political and economic crisis are now 3.4 million, including 2.7 million in other Latin American countries, according to the United Nations United for Refugees, Friday. (UNHCR) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

"Hello, Cúcuta, I am delighted to be here.I am delighted to have come to celebrate the Venezuelan people.If we can take people to space, why is it so difficult to get out? people of poverty, "said the British tycoon.

The Puma

José Luis Rodríguez, "El Puma", then thanked Brazil, Colombia and the United States "for their solidarity with the Venezuelans".

"Enough of dictatorships in Latin America, I want to say to Venezuelans that they do not faint because we will soon have the freedom we want so much, and I tell the soldiers that they are our brothers do not shoot at people, because it will happen and we are going to reconcile, shoot in the air celebrating the democratic freedom of Venezuela, "said" El Puma ".

A total of 32 artists from Argentina, Colombia, Spain, United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Sweden and Venezuela participate in the concert and are divided into five blocks.

Which are

The first series of presentations consisted of Reymar Perdomo, "El Puma", Reinaldo Armas, Santiago Cruz, Cusy, Cholo Valderrama, Jorge Glem and Reik.

In second instance, Jorge Villamizar, Chino, Lele Pons, Ruddy Mancuso, Dj Aleso and Paulina Rubio.

Then it was the turn of Carlos Baute, Ricardo Montaner, Mau and Ricky, Camilo Echeverri, Diego Torres, Miguel Bosse and Danny Ocean.

Maluma, Fonseca, Nacho, Silvestre Dangond and Luis Fonsi joined the fourth block.

Finally, they sang Carlos Vives, Juan Luis Guerra, Juanes, Maná and Alejandro Sanz.