Peruvian talent shines again on the international scene. Alejandro Aramburuone of the most prominent contestants of Holy Braves, has become finalist of the long-awaited musical project produced by HYBE Latin Americaa subsidiary of the renowned South Korean company HYBE Labels.
The grand finale will take place this Monday October 21in it National Auditorium of Mexico City. The event promises to be an unprecedented spectacle, since during this gala The members of the new Latin American band Santos Bravos will be officially revealedmade up of artists selected throughout the series. Alejandro Aramburu, who has gained a solid base of followers for his charisma, discipline and vocal power, will compete for a place within this expected musical group that aims to revolutionize Latin pop.
The final episode, titled From the series to the stage: Santos Bravoswill mark the official debut of the band in one of the most emblematic venues in Latin America: the National Auditoriumwith capacity for 10,000 people. Tickets for the concert sold out quickly—the first pre-sale in two hours and the second in just one—reflecting the enormous expectation that the project has generated throughout the region.
In addition to the presentation of the finalists, the show will feature the participation of DannaMexican singer and actress of international recognition, and the DJ's of BRESHwho will open the night with their characteristic festive style.
During the concert, attendees will be able to enjoy some of the most representative songs of the series, as well as the live premiere of “0%”the debut single from Holy Braves. This track was produced by Johnny Goldsteinresponsible for global hits alongside artists like Black Eyed Peas, David Guetta, Madonna, Shakira y Jason Derulo.
The grand finale of Holy Braves es this Monday October 21from the National Auditorium of Mexico Cityand can be seen in official broadcast on the HYBE Labels YouTube channel at 9:00 pm (Mexico time) / 10:00 pm (Peru time).
Fans who follow the broadcast will be able to see the official viewer of “0%” in the channel Santos Bravos YouTubeand listen to the song on all digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music y Deezer.
Followers will also be able to follow the finalists through the group's official networks:
With this ending, Alejandro Aramburu represents not only Peru, but also the growing movement of Latin American artists who seek to conquer the world with their talent, discipline and passion for music. October 21 will be a decisive date for his career, when he takes the stage at the National Auditorium and demonstrate, once again, why he deserves a place in the band that promises to mark the future of Latin pop.
Holy Braves has been described by critics as “the most promising Latin group of the decade”thanks to its innovative format that combines entertainment, talent and connection with the public. Throughout the 10 episodes broadcast so far, the program has shown the training and training process of young artists from different Latin American countries, including Colombia, Spain, Venezuela, Mexico, Peru, Brazil and Puerto Rico.
Alejandro Aramburú stood out for his artistic versatility and his deep connection with the Peruvian and Latin publicdemonstrating that national talent can compete as equals on international stages. His time on the series has been marked by emotional performances and a professional attitude that made him a favorite of audiences and mentors.
He GM GM of TRU, Jaime Escallon.explained that the project seeks to highlight the diversity and talent of the region. “In Holy Braveseach member brings the best of Latin American talent. They have all worked for months to amplify what they have been doing for years, and This debut is the result of a carefully structured process. The key has been the connection with the fans, who have been present from the beginning“, he indicated.
For its part, Juan S. ArenasCOO of HBLhighlighted the global vision of the project. “The format uses the methodology developed by Bang Si-Hyuk, combining rigorous training, creativity and fan participation in the construction of the band's identity.. “We seek a genuine connection with the audience and with the international music industry,” he said.
Finally, Jessica Kwondirector of Training & Development of HYBE Labelshighlighted that his intention is to prepare artists that define the next decade of Latin pop. That is why the process has been comprehensive. “From stage training to building brand identity,” he stated.
