Juan Luis Guerra, Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Zoe Saldaña, Prince Royce, Gloria Estefan, Olga Tañón and Rauw Alejandro They are also part of the extensive list of musicians who shared their sadness for the tragedy, in which more than one hundred people died, including the musician Robby Pérezwho at that time acted in the aforementioned enclosure.
“What sadness about the Dominican Republic. There are no words that comfort before such a tragedy. It is only a lot of strength to relatives and loved ones of the victims,” wrote the Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny In X.
“There are no enough words to express sadness Seeing the tragedy in the Jet Set. My prayers are with the victims, their families and with all my dear Dominican people. Today more than ever, we are with you. Force, Dominican Republic, ”he added Daddy Yankee On Instagram.
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Also on Instagram, the American of Dominican descent Prince Royce and Puerto Ricans Marc Anthony and Olga Tañón said they dedicate their prayers to those affected by the tragedy.
Juan Luis Guerra included in his message the phrase “The prayer of the righteous is effective and powerful”verse extracted from the book of Santiago, in the Bible.
What sadness about RD. There are no words that comfort in such a tragedy. It only remains to be desired a lot of strength for family members and loved ones of the victims.
– Benito Antonio (@sanbenito) April 9, 2025
From Miami (USA), Gloria Estefan and her family shared their sadness with the Dominican Republic, “Country that we want so much”in an Instagram message accompanied by an image of the event. From Spain, Alejandro Sanz published a video of the rain from his window, with a swallow and the icons of the Dominican flag and hands raised in prayer.
Rauw Alejandro expressed his “deepest sense to the families they are suffering” and Cardi B shared an image of the Map of the Dominican Republic in black and white, with a mourning bond.
Ricardo Montaner published an extensive message in which he was “deeply moved” by all deaths and recalled his relationship with the “Dear” musician Robby Pérez, “Whose life and music left a deep brand in the history of meringue and in the hearts of many.”
Clarissa Molina and Francisca were also dismayed, and Tokischa demanded explanations to the authorities for “the chain of negligence” that, in their opinion, are behind misfortune.
