Marisela makes the people of Mochi fall in love again at Chevron Park

Los Mochis, Sinaloa.- Marisela lit up the stage with his imposing figure and sweet voice, at his concert tonight at the Chevron Park Stadium in Los Mochis.

After 40 years of artistic career, the call Iron lady he prevailed before his audience that remains faithful to his songs.

The Iron lady He arrived on stage at 10:30 p.m. and greeted his audience. Then she dedicated her favorite songs to him, Alone with my loneliness, Go on without me.

Accompanied by her great team of musicians, Marisela evoked her unforgettable songs with which she fell in love with the generations of the 80s and 90s.

His followers this time did not fill the stadium, but they were counted by thousands the fans who chanted their hits. the majority were women who were faithful to their songs.

The queen of romantic music, everyone fell in love with her particular style of singing and subtle voice that characterizes her.

The Iron Lady shared her successes Completely yours, Either you love me or you leave me, In love and hurt, Go with her, I can’t forget it, If you hadn’t left, Without him, Make me yours, In exchange for what, without missing its emblematic theme Your iron lady, The the ideal couple, And I’m going to be happy, and Noa Noa, with whom he closed his concert that lasted more than an hour.

The concert organized by Five Brother’s Productions closed with the participation of El Coyote, who created a great atmosphere among the public accompanied by his band Tierra Santa.

Mirella López, cultural reporter for EL DEBATE from Los Mochis. She studied Communication Sciences at the Universidad de Occidente today UAdeO Los Mochis. She started journalism at the Periódico Noroeste in 1988, she also worked at the newspaper El Sol de Los Mochis in the 1990s, founder of the Department of Popular Cultures in San Miguel Zapotitlán, Ahome. She received the “Carlos Salazar Chávez” Recognition of Journalistic Merit in Culture in 2013, for the Seminario de Cultura Mexicana SCM correspondent Los Mochis, the Radio Univeridad de Occidente Recognition 2014 for her outstanding professional career. She is the author of the book Atlas Yoreme of the Municipality of Ahome, Monograph of the Ceremonial Centers, published in 2013 and co-author of the book Ahome: root and identity History, Development and Cultural Heritage, published by the IMAC in 2018, and since 2005 she has been working in this publishing house.

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