Juanes opened La Velada del Año 6 by stepping onstage and singing “A Dios le pido,” giving the live show its first musical moment before the night moved on to boxing.
That opening mattered because it came first in a program built to juggle performance and fight card at the same time. La Cartuja was enjoying Juanes's set, and the quick shift that followed showed what this event is: not a concert dressed up as sport, and not a fight card with a few songs in between, but a live broadcast that keeps turning from one stage to the next.
The first mention of Juanes in the coverage fixed him as the night’s opening act, which is why his name is the one readers are searching for now. He came out with one song identified by name, “A Dios le pido,” and that is enough to place him at the front of the entertainment sequence without needing anything else around it.
What comes next is already clear in the same live coverage. The event continues with boxing matches and later musical appearances, so Juanes’s moment sits at the start of a longer broadcast rather than standing alone. What remains unanswered is how long he stayed onstage, and the coverage leaves that gap open even as the night keeps moving.
For now, the record is simple: Juanes was first, he sang “A Dios le pido,” and La Velada del Año 6 moved on from there.
