The Florida Concert Scene – One Year Later

Floridians sure know how to party…

The entertainment mecca has made the necessary adjustments to bring live music back in 2021. In hopes of revitalizing the concert-going experience, the legendary salsa singer Gilberto Santa Rosa teamed up with Loud And Live to bring one of the first face-to-face experiences of the year to Miami and Orlando residents for the month of love (a.k.a. Valentine’s Day).

For the first time in one year, the live concert that took place at the Frontyard Festival of the Dr. Phillips Center of the Performing Arts in Orlando and at the Fillmore in Miami Beach set the tone for the music industry that long-awaited its return to normalcy, and brought life to the stage with three successful “sold out” concerts. 

And Floridian concert-goers got the first taste from none other than ‘El Caballero de la Salsa,’ Gilberto Santa Rosa, who shared all his hits with the attendees who strictly followed security measures and social distancing guidelines. 

“I am very happy to return to the stage and receive that special energy that the public gives me. It has been a great privilege to be able to make these presentations in Orlando and Miami after a year of totally atypical concerts,” said Santa Rosa. 

This marks a new era for the entertainment and live music industry. It’s a new beginning, but they have made sure to safely adapt and follow strict COVID-19 protocols.

“This weekend marks the return to what we love, live music. Maintaining the regulations that the return to the stage will come to the artists and for the industry. We are proud to bring the public of Orlando and Miami, our home, what they missed so much,” said Nelson Albareda, CEO of Loud And Live.

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