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Everything You Need to Know About the Unidos Por Los Nuestros Benefit Concert: Donations, Artists & How to Watch

Billboard ·

International artists are coming together to support victims of the devastating earthquakes that recently struck Colombia and Venezuela.

Unidos por los Nuestros will bring together more than 30 artists on Sunday (Aug.

16) at 6 p.m.

ET at the Kaseya Center in Miami, with the goal of raising funds to help the affected communities in both nations.

“A month ago, we embarked on this project, and it was obviously after the earthquakes in Venezuela.

At that moment, we never imagined that today we would also be doing this for Colombia,” Felipe Pimentel tells Billboard in a Zoom call.

Pimentel is one of the initiative’s co-founders, alongside Marc Anthony and Henry Cárdenas, and serves as the executive producer.

“The important thing is that we’re helping in the way we know how to help.

We know how to make music, promote music and organize concerts, and this is our way of contributing a little grain of sand to help all those affected in Venezuela and Colombia.” The night of solidarity, unity and hope is led by Marc Anthony, Luis Fonsi, Chayanne, Ricardo Montaner and many more.

The humanitarian initiative is led by CMN, Maestro Cares Foundation, TelevisaUnivision and PIMIENTO Entertainment, with the support of iHeartRadio, Spotify, Creative Link, EB Public Relations and Arco Entertainment.

The main goal is to mobilize the global Hispanic community to support the victims of the earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia.

The benefit concert, along with an international telethon and a global fundraising campaign, aims to raise funds for key programs such as food assistance, healthcare, shelters, housing, child protection, mental health, education and infrastructure reconstruction.

This effort, in partnership with prestigious humanitarian organizations, will support the affected communities through all stages of recovery and rebuilding.

Pimentel talks with Billboard about how to support the cause, how to get tickets and how to watch Unidos por los Nuestros on television and via livestream.

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