Ricky Martin Steals A Kiss From A Presenter From Vi Ñ A Del Mar

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Puerto Rican star Rick Martin is on everyone's lips not only for his success at the opening of the Viña del Mar International Song Festival, but for the kiss he stole from one of the event's presenters in the middle of the stage.

The aforementioned moment came when María Luisa Godoy, one of the hosts of the musical event, asked to kiss the interpreter of "La mordidita" on behalf of her Chilean followers.

Everything was normal until the other presenter, Martín Cárcamo, also joined the request and was going to kiss him on the other side of the cheek, at the same time as his partner, when Ricky turned his face and gave "a peck" to the communicator. In a blink, Ricky also tried to kiss Maria, but she moved her face.

"A man who surprises", was the comment shared by the Chilean presenter with his 551,000 followers and who had also expressed to the singer amid laughter: "I'm looking at you differently" when he received the kiss.

The presenter also described Ricky as tremendous and highlighted through his Instagram account that the Puerto Rican "not only left his soul on stage, but also kisses."

The ovation from the public present at the event was immediate and neither did the users of social networks, who created memes, some of them referring to the political situation in that country where there have been violent protests in demand improving basic services for about four months now.

The interpreter of “Livin 'la vida loca” began his presentation with his new single, “Tiburones”, from his next album. The musical event was inaugurated on Sunday at the La Vergara Amphitheater.

“Today was my sixth time introducing myself to the monster of the fifth Vergara. It does not stop intimidating. But you always grow as an artist. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Chile,”she wrote on her Instagram account.

The singer captivated the audience with a mix of his best songs that included, among others, songs such as “Ole, ole, ole”, “Que cante mi gente” or “La bomba”.