Boza announces free concert in Lima with the release of his single "Orion."

The renowned Panamanian singer Humberto Boza, better known simply as Boza, has surprised his fans by announcing an exciting free concert in Lima, scheduled for July 29 at Mega Plaza in Independencia. This event, titled "International Patriotic Waves," promises to be an unforgettable experience, not only for the live performance of his new single "Orion," but also for the opportunity to connect directly with his audience. The performance is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. on the main stage, where Boza will share the spotlight with popular Peruvian singer Ezio Oliva. This event marks Boza's first foray into a massive concert in Peru, and the artist has expressed his excitement about the chance to interact with his followers in such an intimate setting. "Orion is a step forward for my career. But nothing compares to having our fans face to face and hearing them sing live," Boza commented, emphasizing the importance he places on emotional connection with his audience. The single "Orion," which Boza will release during the concert, features a collaboration with talented Venezuelan artist Elena Rose. The song addresses the complexities of heartbreak and the process of rebuilding one's personal life after a breakup. According to the artist, "Orion" reflects an important part of his musical and personal evolution, and he is eager to share it on this Lima stage. Boza is no stranger to success. With over 1 billion streams and 4 million monthly listeners on Spotify, his popularity has grown significantly in recent years. His music has resonated on platforms like TikTok, where his catchy rhythms and emotional lyrics have captured the attention of millions. Additionally, his talent has been recognized at various awards, including his nomination for the Latin Grammys and his wins at the Heat and Latino Music Awards. However, the artist does not only focus on his personal success; he has also addressed criticisms regarding machismo in urban music. In several interviews, Boza has defended the importance of promoting a positive and respectful message in his lyrics, challenging the stereotypes that often dominate this genre. "Music should be a tool for change," he has stated, emphasizing his desire for his songs to inspire others to reflect on important issues. Furthermore, the singer has reflected on the notion of "disposable music," a common criticism in today’s industry. Boza argues that music should have a purpose and meaning, beyond being a mere commercial product. "Every song I release tells a story, and I hope my listeners can identify with them," he explained. This philosophy is clearly manifested in "Orion," where the narrative of personal growth intertwines with captivating melodies. The event in Lima will not only be an opportunity to enjoy good music, but also a space to celebrate Latin culture and art. Boza, like other artists from the region, has highlighted the importance of community and unity through music, especially in times of uncertainty. "Music has the power to unite us and make us feel less alone," he affirmed in his speech about the relevance of cultural exchange. With his performance in Lima, Boza also plans to extend his tour to other cities such as Trujillo and Ica, reaffirming his commitment to his Peruvian fans. The artist has expressed his desire to take his music to different corners of the country, allowing more people to discover his work and connect with his messages. Anticipation for the free concert continues to grow, and Boza's fans can’t wait to experience this unique event. With each new success, the artist continues to establish himself as one of the most promising figures in urban music in Latin America, and his performance in Lima will undoubtedly be a significant milestone in his career. July 29 will be a date marked on many calendars when the passion for music and closeness with the artist merge into a magical night.