With his songs, Juanes raised the temperature of the concert, which was broadcast live from Havana.

Undoubtedly, the appearance on stage of Juanes, with his songs “Tengo la camisa negra” (I Have a Black Shirt) and “A Dios le pido” (I Ask God), was the greatest attraction of this peace and fraternity meeting that opened the doors to the world for cultural exchange among the peoples.

Juanes was very pleased by the presence of so many people, especially youngsters, and said that despite all differences “we are all brothers and sisters”.
  

In addition, the main promoter of the initiative sent his best wishes of peace to the whole world, and added that music should fly everywhere freely, despite differences of religion, ideology or race.

The Colombian singer thanked all people responsible of making this concert possible and dedicated, in a special way, the song “Sueño” (Dream) to those who are kidnapped in Colombia and other countries.

“We came to Cuba for love, we overcame fear” he said, and asked youngsters from around the globe to overcome fear and to change hate for love. “Here, we see how important love and peace are; this is the message.”
 

Then Juanes shared the stage with Miguel Bose, another of the
promoters of this concert. They joined voices to sing “Nada particular” (Nothing in Particular), dedicated to Cuba.