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Juanes, Anuel AA, and Bad Gyal launch musical performances at La Velada del Año VI
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Juanes, Anuel AA, and Bad Gyal launch musical performances at La Velada del Año VI

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The sixth edition of Ibai Llanos's event, La Velada del Año VI, featured boxing matches and musical performances at the La Cartuja stadium in Seville, Spain.
  • Artists Juanes, Anuel AA, Bad Gyal, and Yandel performed their hits, with Anuel AA and Yandel delivering performances without technical issues.
  • The event also included ten boxing matches, with several winners already determined, including RoRo Bueno, La Parce, Natalia MX, Edu Aguirre, Marta Díaz, Gero Arias, Angie Velasco, and Lit Killah.

La Velada del Año VI kicked off with a star-studded musical lineup at Seville's La Cartuja stadium, blending boxing with live performances. Colombian artist Juanes opened the show, performing his most popular songs like "A Dios le pido" and "La camisa negra." He was followed by Puerto Rican rapper Anuel AA, who returned to the event after a previous edition's delays, delivering a smooth performance of hits including "Sola" and "Amanece."

Spanish singer Bad Gyal took the stage next, captivating the audience with her popular tracks such as "Chulo," her international breakthrough single. The musical segment concluded with Puerto Rican artist Yandel, who performed a symphonic adaptation of his 2006 hit "El teléfono" and "Yandel 150."

Beyond the music, the event featured a packed boxing card with ten scheduled bouts. Several matches have already concluded, determining winners such as RoRo Bueno of Spain against Samy Rivers of Mexico, and La Parce of Colombia defeating Fabiana Sevillano. Other notable boxing outcomes included victories for Natalia MX, Edu Aguirre, Marta Díaz, Gero Arias, Lit Killah, and Angie Velasco.

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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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