Night of romance and humor with Il Divo

After three years, the pop opera quartet gave two concerts at the Auditorium

A night of romance with a little humor, compliments and pop opera music heard on Saturday night with Il Divo concert he gave at the National Auditorium.Accompanied by an orchestra of 30 musicians, the quartet comprising Carlos Marín, Urs Buhler, Sebastien Izambard and David Miller returned home after three year absence to play both their successes and their latest album, Wicked Game.At 20:15 hours, the strains of "Come what may" from Moulin Rouge, kicked off the evening that lasted two hours. At the back of the stage appeared the four members of the group wearing dark suits."Goodnight, DF. We had three years of not coming ... I'm not a good drinker, but you are like wine, as time goes on you are better, "joked Carlos, the Spanish group."It's a pleasure to be here, we have a new show for you," said Urs, Switzerland, to continue with "Dove'L'amore".EmotionAmong the shouts and praise from the fans who snatched the words the singers, Sebastien presented "Every time at look at you", but not before enjoying the banter of his followers."My Way" served to evoke their original interpreter and add humor, using the lyrics of the song. After an intermission of 20 minutes, the quartet returned clad in gray and black outfits to play with "Senza Parole", "Wicked game (Blues)" and "Do not cry for me Argentina", with which the group showed her vocal."Melancholy makes me feel many chills and makes me feel sad," joked Carlos. "My colleagues are married, have children or girlfriend, and I am the only bachelor of the group," he said, causing the euphoria of the fans, who were suggested to change their status.With "Somewhere", the artists announced the dismissal with "Time to say good bye" and continue with your tour "Il Divo & Orchestra."