The Mexican group Zoé captivated the hearts of Quito in their concert Sounds of Karmatic Resonance | Music | Entertainment

The Mexican pop rock group Zoé performed before more than five thousand people at the Rumiñahui Coliseum in Quito. Posters, headbands and cameras stood out in the hands of the attendees who sang each of their songs.

Shouts and applause between each song were the response of the public that captured with their cell phones the presentation of the musical group that returns to Ecuador after four years.

Nicole Sevillano traveled alone from the city of Ibarra to see her favorite group. Her parents were left with the concern that she would go to the concert without a company. But that didn’t stop Nicole, who was in the front row. It’s my favorite group, “my favorite song is star lullaby I want to dedicate it to my mom, “he said as he entered the coliseum.

A special surprise was received by Juliana Rojas, who traveled from Ambato together with her mother and a friend. This Thursday, September 15, she turned 20 and made a poster with the hope of receiving greetings from her favorite band.

Not only did she receive that, the band’s vocalist, León Larregui, greeted her twice. The second time she did it when he finished performing the song Blue. “Happy birthday, I don’t see your name from here, but I hope you enjoy it,” he said to the delirium of the other attendees.

Alicia was jumping for joy, this is her favorite group since she was 7 years old, when she heard their songs for the first time.

“Wonderful people from Quito, Ecuador, it has been an excellent night, thanks for the shouts and applause, I hope we see each other again and that it will be soon,” Larregui said at the end of the concert.

The Ecuadorian group Da Pawn, commanded by Mauro Samaniego, opened the concert. In his presentation of about an hour, he managed to connect with the public due to the amount of applause and shouts he received.

This Saturday Zoé will close her tour of Ecuador in the city of Cuenca. The appointment will be at the Jefferson Pérez Coliseum, starting at 8:00 p.m. this Saturday, September 17. According to the organizer of the event, Top Shows, there are still tickets for the general location. Zoé box and preference are sold out. (AND)