Dominican singer-songwriter Juan Luis Guerrawho performed to a full house at the Puerto Rico Coliseum last weekend, announced on his social media that he had tested positive for COVID-19.
Through a video posted on his Instagram account, he addressed his audience in Miami, where he would be performing next Friday, April 30, postponed to May 13 due to contagion.
“Dear friends from Miami, this video is to let you know that this morning Due to some ailments in my body, I decided to do the COVID test and it was positive, which is why we are forced to postpone our concert scheduled for this Saturday, April 30th at the FTX Arena. The new date is Friday, April 13. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you. We continue with many wishes to see you and continue the party!! Healthy in the name of Jesus!! A big hug and blessing‘ said the interpreter of ‘I hope it rains coffee’.
The 64-year-old artist had his appointment with Puerto Rican audiences, after a three-year absence, he and his inseparable band performed before one on Saturday night Jose Miguel Agrelot Coliseum of Puerto Rico filled to the last seat.
Each of the songs they played was a Caribbean party between the sea and the palm trees, as they dubbed this concert tour that took them to several cities in the United States and as they dubbed their latest album.