Gente de Zona and Laura Pausini Concert in Photos

Cuban group Gente de Zona and Italian singer Laura Pausini fulfilled the promise of giving a concert in Cuba before a crowd that defied constant rain and sang their songs Taken from Cubadebate and translated by Escambray.

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27 June, 2018 - 10:09am

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The artists decided to open the concert with Bailando, the song of their countryman Descemer Bueno. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).

Cuban group Gente de Zona and Italian singer Laura Pausini fulfilled the promise of giving a concert in Cuba before a crowd that defied constant rain and sang their songs

Gente de Zona concert in Havana to which Laura Pausini was invited. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
Gente de Zona concert in Havana to which Laura Pausini was invited. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
Gente de Zona concert in Havana to which Laura Pausini was invited. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
Thousands of people accompanied Laura Pausini to sing her songs. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
The Italian singer wanted to see if Cubans knew another of her hits by singing Amores extraños ‘a capella’. (Photo: PL).
Laura Pausini sang some of her songs from the 1990s when her first Spanish-language album was first known in Cuba. (Photo: PL).
Gente de Zona concert in Havana to which Laura Pausini was invited. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
Neither the rain nor the thunder prevented people from attending the concert in Havana’s Ciudad Deportiva. (Photo: PL).
Cubam musical group Gente de Zona (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
It’s a dream come true, said Laura Pausini very excited. (Photo: PL).
Gente de Zona concert in Havana to which Laura Pausini was invited. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
La soledad and Se fue were song very well known in Cuba. (Photo: Ismael Francisco / Cubadebate).
Laura Pausini sang some of her songs from the 1990s when her first Spanish-language album was first known in Cuba. (Photo: PL).

Taken from Cubadebate and translated by Escambray.

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