"Colombia takes care of Colombia", the event that brings together great artists from their homes to provide music and inspiration

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(CNN Spanish) - Dozens of music stars will join their voices despite the distance this May 1 at 9 pm, Miami time, when they star in "Colombia take care of Colombia." It is an alliance that will connect numerous people and organizations with the intention of raising funds to lessen the impact of covid-19 on vulnerable populations in that country.

This gigantic multiplatform production will feature a grid of national and international artists that includes actors, comedians and music stars such as Shakira, Carlos Vives, Maluma, Juanes, Sebastián Yatra, J Balvin, Grupo Niche and Fonseca, among others. The latter shared with CNN En Español the song he wrote especially to perform tonight: "What yesterday was normal", a song he says he wrote in just 7 days. The single is now available on all digital platforms and has video.

The organizers of the meeting reported that Spotify created an official list for the event with the main artists.

Through its website, "Colombia takes care of Colombia" invites users to donate, not only money or food, but also time as volunteers; and companies to join their alliance as an organization.

The Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences will broadcast this solidarity concert live from its Latin Grammy YouTube account starting at 9:30 pm, Miami time.

According to Billboard, the proceeds from the Latin Grammy YouTube platform will be donated to the NGO "GVNG.org" and delivered to the Colombian Food Bank.