From fiction to real life: the protagonists of ‘The Queen of the Flow’ will give two concerts in Spain | Television

After conquering millions of viewers worldwide, the Colombian series The Queen of the Flow Jump from the screen to the stage in an unpublished format. For the first time in Europe, the musical universe of the most watched musical series in the history of Netflix will be lived live, with two confirmed dates: on September 6 in Remember Fest (A Coruña) and on September 10 at the Movistar Arena in Madrid.

At the Spanish capital concert, the followers of the reggaeton series can listen live the great hits of the official soundtrack of the series played by its protagonists: Juan Palau (Drama Key), Juan Manuel Restrepo (Charly Flow/ Koi fish), María Josévargas (Yeimy) and Kevin Bury (Cris Vega). This appointment will also feature an invited artist to announce.

Together they will interpret issues that are already part of the collective imaginary of the series, such as Impossible love, Reflection, Forgive me either The Queen of the Flow. According to the statement, the staging will be as intense as emotional creating a musical show loaded with urban rhythm, lights, visual and narrative, which will transport the public to Medellín. Tickets are on sale at Boila.FM with an output price of 25 euros plus management expenses.

Last April, the protagonists of this soap opera visited Spain to record the third season, still without a release date. More than 12,000 people went to the beach of the scrub of Fuerteventura to witness the filming of the last episode.

The Queen of the Flow It is an original production of Caracol Televisión and became the most watched of Netflix in about twenty countries. It has more than 170 episodes and has been translated into multiple languages. The plot revolves around Yeimy Montoya, a young promise of the reggaeton betrayed by Charly Flow, the man who loved. After spending 17 years in prison, Yeimy returns with a new identity – Tammy Andrade – and with a single objective: take revenge on those who snatched his freedom and music. All this with a soundtrack that connects deeply with the youth and adult public.