One of the May evenings at the Wave restaurant-club turned into a real celebration of music, where dinner was just a prelude to a bright and unforgettable show. That evening, something more than a concert happened on the stage – it was an event that the guests will remember for a long time.
The main headliner was the legendary Mad Stuntman from the cult project Reel 2 Real, the author and voice of the immortal hit “I Like to Move It, Move It”. His appearance caused an explosion of applause – and from the first notes it became clear: the evening promised to be hot. Stage charisma, energy and accurate musical feel for the mood of the audience instantly rocked the hall. No one remained indifferent – everyone danced until the very final chord.
Mad Stuntman’s performance was complemented by virtuoso violinist Steven Avi El Gato. His live performance became a real highlight of the evening: elegant violin parts, like hypnosis, permeated the hall. It was a rare case when an instrumental solo sounded no less powerful than a dance beat.
Among the stars of the evening was Elen Smile, an artist who recently moved to Miami, but has already become a notable figure on the music scene of the city. The author of her own songs, the producer of her music clips and a charismatic performer – Elen literally energized the audience. One of her hits, “Dubai”, the audience sang with her, and this is perhaps the highest rating for the artist. Elen is not just a voice, but a whole phenomenon.
The surprise of the evening was the unexpected appearance of Dana Dillon, a TV presenter, creative producer and journalist of Florida & Us. This time she appeared before the audience in a new role: as an artist and performer of her own track in the style of hookah rap “I Think About You”. Unexpected, bright and very stylish – the audience greatly appreciated it.
The music show was accompanied by DJs, dancers, presenters, and photographers, and the guests of the evening received gifts and enjoyed the atmosphere of a real holiday. After the concert, there was an opportunity to communicate with the artists, take photos and preserve vivid memories.
The evening at Wave became living proof that music is a language that unites, inspires and energizes. It wasn’t just a show. It was musical euphoria – an evening that you want to repeat.
Oksana Zhukova
Photo credit Natalia Mailis
