Unidos por los Nuestros brings Latino stars together in Miami for Venezuela and Colombia

• Latin music unites in an unprecedented event at the Kaseya Center in Miami, called Unidos por los Nuestros, to provide humanitarian support to victims of recent earthquakes.
• More than thirty industry exponents will gather for a massive broadcast seeking to mobilize donations to Venezuela and Colombia through multiple platforms and media.
• The Latino community demonstrates its solidarity once again by organizing fundraising campaigns and direct aid from different cities across the United States following the earthquakes.

International solidarity demonstrates its enormous strength within the Latino community through a magnificent event, a concert bringing together dozens of music stars at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida. Initially conceived to provide relief after emergencies registered in Venezuelan territory, the movement broadened its noble cause under the name Unidos por los Nuestros following the devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake that recently shook Colombia. Thus, the community prepares to enjoy an unforgettable evening this Sunday, August 16 starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern time, uniting artistic forces to transform music into an active tool for humanitarian aid and social reconstruction.

A stellar lineup of artists joins the great multiplatform broadcast

The official lineup for the Unidos por los Nuestros concert features the confirmed participation of over thirty prominent exponents from the music scene, including figures like Chayanne, Marc Anthony, Luis Fonsi, Silvestre Dangond, Karol G, and Olga Tañón, who will ignite the stage alongside recognized Hispanic television presenters. To ensure that no corner of the continent misses out on helping those affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia, the Latino community will follow every detail thanks to broad multiplatform coverage including live broadcasting by Univision and simultaneous digital audio streaming through iHeart Latino stations. Besides live performances, audiences will also tune into emotional survivor testimonies and special reports on rescue efforts, evidencing commitment to families facing difficult times after natural disasters.

La música tiene el poder de sanar y unirnos cuando más lo necesitamos. ❤️‍🩹 viendo ahora las noticias del terremoto en Colombia, el concierto benéfico del 16 de agosto debe tener un alcance aún más grande. Ahora nos llamamos #UnidosPorLosNuestros, para extender nuestro apoyo a los… pic.twitter.com/5pC4xymVig

— Marc Anthony (@MarcAnthony) August 11, 2026

Donation channels and active collection points in the United States to support the cause

Furthermore, organizers of Unidos por los Nuestros arranged multiple alternatives for supporters to make economic contributions and aid directly via the official event platform and channels enabled by allied foundations. Likewise, solidarity mobilization extends beyond the musical show at the Kaseya Center in Miami, as various local organizations like Global Empowerment Mission enabled collection centers in key cities such as Doral and New York to receive supplies destined for earthquake victims in both Venezuela and Colombia. Through this effort, the Latino community demonstrates that unity, empathy and generosity stand as the best tools to bring hope and rebuild futures for those most in need during this great solidarity initiative.

The stellar lineup

The impressive stage at the Kaseya Center will bring together an unmatched group of talents to deliver a historic night for the benefit of those affected; the complete list of confirmed singers and groups ready to pour their hearts out on stage features Chayanne, Chino y Nacho, Corina Smith, Elena Rose, Feid, Free Cover, Gente de Zona, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Isadora, Jay Wheeler, Jerry Di, Joaquina, Jonathan Moly, Jorge Luis Chacín, Lasso, Luis Fonsi, Manu Manzo, Marc Anthony, Mau y Ricky, Micro TDH, Nella, Noreh, Olga Tañón, Piso 21, Ricardo Montaner, SanLuis, Silvestre Dangond, and Zhamira Zambrano, who will showcase the true power of Latin music.