The Latin pop-rock band Morat took the stage at Viña del Mar amidst cheers and applause from the audience, becoming the most anticipated spectacle of the night. With a repertoire specially designed for their Chilean fans, the band managed to move 20,000 souls gathered at Quinta Vergara.
The show began with songs like "Faltas Tú," "Cómo Te Atreves," "506," and "A Dónde Vamos," creating an electrifying atmosphere that intensified with songs like "Cuando Nadie Ve," where the crowd sang in unison the word "Gaviota." Morat received the festival's highest distinction, the Gaviota de Oro, amidst an ecstatic audience that did not stop singing their most iconic songs.
With a unique artistic proposal, Morat conquered Quinta Vergara with their music made with live instruments, deep lyrics, and an unmatched vocal performance. The connection with the audience was so powerful that the venue vibrated to the rhythm of their melodies, solidifying the band as one of the most beloved and respected in the Spanish-speaking music industry.
For the band, this concert marked their debut at one of the largest festivals in Latin America, and their presence on stage is largely due to the support and campaign of their thousands of fans who clamored to have Morat at Viña del Mar. Juan Pablo Isaza, Juan Pablo Villamil, Simón, and Martín Vargas dazzled with a show full of energy, marking a milestone in the history of Latin music and demonstrating once again their ability to break boundaries with their talent and authenticity.
