Santo Domingo.- Ricardo Montaner, renowned Venezuelan singer-songwriter, recently announced during his concert in Costa Rica that he will take a break from his stage activities. This decision comes after more than three decades of continuous dedication to music, including more than 150 performances on his last tour, “I miss you tour.” Montaner, 66, plans to take advantage of this break to focus on writing, recording and spending more time with his grandchildren, Indigo and Apollo.
Although it will be a few years before Montaner returns to the stage, he has several projects in the pipeline at the studio. He has been working on a collaborative album with Mexican artist Carlos Rivera, and a song from this album, “Yo no fumo,” was released in March to great acclaim. The upcoming album will include around 10 or 11 songs and will explore various genres, including bachata. Montaner assured his fans that it will be an album “for people who have had a bad time in love.”
César Suárez, music producer, announced that Montaner’s last concert will be in the Dominican Republic, marking his temporary retirement from the stage. However, the singer left the door open to a possible return and stated: “I don’t know when I will return.”