On Saturday, December 3, Radio Cassette returns, a party not to stop dancing in the Murcia bullring. National and international artists will take the stage, located under a giant tent. At the head of the poster is Corona, an Italian Eurodance group led by Brazilian singer Olga de Souza. The group’s first song was ‘The Rhythm Of The Night’, released in December 1993 on the Italian DWA label. A few weeks later it reached number 1 in Italy and a great success in several European countries and the US. The single won more than 15 gold and platinum records and was voted the best dance song of the year 1994.
From the United Kingdom arrives Tina Cousins, the British singer known as the queen of dance. A star with millions of views and album sales who will perform some of his hits, such as ‘Mysterious Times’ and ‘Pray’, live. There will also be Clublanders with their ‘cantaditas’, frenetic rhythms and their most successful song in the 2000s, ‘World of love’. They also accompany the national duo Double Vision and DJs Javi Boss, Miguel Serna, Chumi DJ, Paco García and Dj Martin.
An event presented by the presenter Joaquín Guillén, who already has general tickets (€25 with a drink) and VIP tickets (€47 for an individual ticket and €270 for a standing table for five people) on sale on the radiocassette.es website.
Source: La Verdad
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