Don Omar urges his followers to find “a refuge” in music

The Puerto Rican reggaeton veteran Don Omar He urged his followers this Sunday, on the eve of Christmas and in a message on his social networks, to find in music “a refuge, a place to feel at home.”

“May there never be a lack of hope, faith and the desire to be better every day in your homes, and may you always find a refuge in our music, a place where you can feel at home.”begins Don Omar in a video that he posted on his networks.

In turn, the singer of hits like ‘Dale Don dale’, ‘Ojitos Chiquitos’, ‘Salió el Sol’ and ‘Guaya Guaya’ advised his fans “to spread the true value of Christmas: good feelings, actions , those that make a difference, unconditional love and of course our traditions.”

“The world needs more of that and together we can make it happen,” said William Omar Landrón, the real name of Don Omar, self-proclaimed “The King” of reggaeton.

“From the bottom of my heart I tell you, we will see you very soon”indicated the artist, who in 2024 will do the ‘Back To Reggaeton’ show tour, which will take him to perform in 25 cities in the United States and Canada in the months of March and April.

“I wish you that every path of the coming year leads you to peace. Merry Christmas to all”said the veteran reggaeton player, who is currently promoting the song ‘Sandunga’ with the duo of Wisin and Yandel.

With information from EFE