Gente de Zona begins 2023 with a concert in Dubai

January 6, 2023

The popular Cuban duo Gente de Zona started the new year in style, with a concert in Dubai, one of the trendiest destinations at the moment.

The Cubans offered a concert that electrified the eastern destination, with some of their most well-known classic hits, as well as new songs from their latest album De Menor a Mayor.

According to the videos that both shared on their group's official social media accounts, their first concert of 2023 was a success, with a packed venue full of an audience that made the desert arena shake dancing to the rhythm of their music.

The stage chosen by Alexander Delgado and Randy Malcom was the famous Nammos Dubai resort, one of the luxurious hotels in the Canadian Four Seasons chain.

Both Malcom and Delgado have shared with their followers on social media the great time they are having on their trip, where both are accompanied by their families.

Both have shown photos wearing the traditional clothing of the Arab country, and strolling through the desert and at the main tourist spots in the area.

Randy surprised his fans with his photos wearing a kandora, a collarless tunic that is usually white or black, and which is the typical outfit, not only out of respect for the culture of the country he visits, but also to experience the full extent of his trip.

In one of the images, the performer also appears wearing a hatta, the traditional scarf that Arabs wear on their head, which is held by a thick cord known as an agal.

The musician also shared his photos in the desert, holding a falcon in one of his arms, considered a sacred bird in eastern culture.

Also Malcom's partner, Annaby Pozo, looked spectacular dressed as a true sultana, wearing an abaya, a black tunic used by local women.

This traditional outfit can cost up to about 680 dollars, depending on the quality of the fabric and the embroidery, often done by hand and with precious stones.

Likewise, Malcom's musical partner, Alexander Delgado, did the same by sharing photos with his wife and son, also wearing traditional outfits and in impressive desert landscapes.