Eva Ayllón and Myriam Hernández together in tribute to mother

For the 104 years of the San Miguel district

He San Miguel district celebrates its 104 years of political creation with an exciting gift for its residents. Mayor Eduardo Bless announced a spectacular free concert for San Miguel mothers, with the exclusive participation of two iconic Latin artists: the Peruvian singer Eva Ayllón and the Chilean Myriam Hernandez.

The event will take place on Friday, May 10 at 6 pm at the Multiespacio Costa 21. Both artists are respected figures in their respective countries and promise to offer an unforgettable musical experience to celebrate the Mother’s Day.

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Myriam Hernández, known as the “balladeer of America,” has conquered audiences throughout Latin America with hits like “Huele a Danger” and “El hombre que yo amo.” Recently, she had a meeting with Karol G in Santiago de Chile that went viral on social networks.

For her part, Eva Ayllón, the greatest exponent of Creole and Afro-Peruvian music, will present a special repertoire with songs such as “Ritmo color y flavor” and “Ingá.” Her performance promises to delight the audience and make them dance to the rhythm of her songs.

Residents of San Miguel will be able to obtain double tickets by presenting their ID with a residence address in the district. Delivery is personal and non-transferable and can be made at the House of Culture, the Citizen Service Center and various stores in Lima.

This concert is a special way to celebrate the district’s achievements and offer residents a night of music and joy with two of Latin music’s most beloved artists.