Olga Tañón Lights Up Lima with #HayKeSerFeliz Tour
Star feels Peru’s love, spreads #HayKeSerFeliz joy and readies next stop at Spain’s Cook Fest
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A Night To Remember In Lima
Latin music icon Olga Tañón brought her #HayKeSerFeliz tour to Lima’s packed arena, sharing a flood of photos and heartfelt thanks on Instagram. In her caption (translated from Spanish), she wrote: “Photos to keep reliving the great night we experienced together in Lima! It fills my heart to read so many messages saying you were truly happy during those hours of concert. That is my greatest reward! Whenever a city vibrates with the message of #HayKeSerFeliz, I feel we achieve something beautiful together. Thank you for opening your hearts, singing with your soul, and continuing to connect with my story and my music. Lima, I carry you with me!!! 💛🌸 Next stop: Tenerife – Spain Cook Music Fest 2025.”
Fans flooded the comments with testimonials, calling the show “magical,” “life-changing,” and “exactly what we needed.” Many praised Tañón’s energy and her trademark high-octane performance style, fueled by hit singles like “Es Mentiroso” and “Basta Ya.”
Heartfelt Fan Messages
In an earlier Instagram post (https://www.instagram.com/p/DJyCnjMRnWo/), Tañón reflected on the night’s emotional highs: “Perú hoy estamos viviendo Nuestra Gran Noche 🔥 Esto no se explica… se siente. Y si algo tenemos claro es que: ¡Hay Ke Ser Feliz! Aquí les dejo algunos momentos increíbles!! Agradecida por todo su amor ❤️🌸 Próxima parada: Tenerife – España Cook Music Fest 2025.”
That post included snapshots of Tañón dancing onstage, embracing fans at the barricade, and leading the crowd in an impromptu sing-along. The hashtag #HayKeSerFeliz has become her rallying cry—Spanish for “You’ve Got To Be Happy”—and concerts center on audience participation, confetti blasts, and moments of pure joy.
Next Stop: Cook Music Fest Tenerife
After conquering Lima, Tañón shifts her focus to Europe. She’s slated to headline the Cook Music Fest 2025 in Tenerife, Spain—an event that blends international pop stars with local acts across multiple stages. Tickets are already on sale via the festival website (https://cookmusicfest.es/), and organizers promise an unforgettable night under the Canary Islands sky.
“We’re taking this message of happiness around the world,” Tañón told reporters before the Lima show. “Every city brings its own flavor, its own energy. I can’t wait to feel what Tenerife has to offer.”
Olga Tañón’s Legacy
Born in Santurce, Puerto Rico, Olga Tañón is a two-time Grammy and four-time Latin Grammy winner. Dubbed “La Mujer de Fuego,” she’s sold over 10 million records, blending merengue, salsa and pop into a signature sound that has defined tropical music for more than three decades. Her discography includes chart-toppers like *Siente el Amor*, *Sobrevivir* and *Una Nueva Mujer.*
Beyond her music career, Tañón has been an outspoken advocate for disaster relief in Puerto Rico, raising funds after Hurricane Maria and supporting community rebuilding efforts. She has also served as a coach on reality singing competitions, mentoring a new generation of Latin artists.
Looking ahead to the Cook Music Fest, Tañón plans to unveil new choreography and interactive visual effects. “As an artist, you’re always evolving,” she said. “This tour represents my belief that a concert can be more than just music—it can be a shared moment of happiness, connection and healing.”
Olga Tañón’s #HayKeSerFeliz tour continues to draw media attention, from on-site interviews with Peruvian TV networks to fan-made TikTok recaps showcasing the show’s most electric moments. With Spain on the horizon, the singer shows no signs of slowing down—and neither do her fans.
The Lima leg of the tour may have closed its curtains, but for Tañón and her audience, the echoes of that “great night” will resonate until she brings her message of joy back to the stage.
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