Alejandro Roemmers had Sebastián Yatra and Karina as shows at his party this year

This time it was not in the Caribbean, nor in Miami, nor in Marrakech. His 65th birthday, Alejandro Roemmers celebrated it in Punta del Este. And with Sebastián Yatra and Karina La Princesita as gifts from the businessman for his guests.

On Friday, others Sebastián Yatra and Karina the Little Princess They performed at the celebration that Alejandro Roemmers organized for his traditional celebration. Thus, before the fireworks, they respectively climbed into the space set up for the party.

Already at the beginning of January, Alejandro Roemmers had sent the invitations to those who received them, they reserved either Friday at noon for the lunch they received, and Saturday night for the party itself. The illustration of said invitation would be repeated later on what was the birthday cake: a pirate galleon. The image of that ship had on the card the phrase “Without a doubt, one must lose oneself to find unknown destinations”. For those who have seen the first of the Pirates of the Caribbean saga, Captain Barbossa tells Johnny Depp: “Without a doubt, you have to get lost to find unreachable destinations; otherwise everyone would know where they are”.

With few or almost no recitals of this type of artist in Punta del Este, the fact that Alejandro Roemmers hired them for his birthday was celebrated by his guests. I had done something similar a week ago. an Argentine businessman who, as one of the birthday presents for his wife, rGive him a recital by Diego Torres for the party that he organized for that reason in José Ignacio.

Some of the guests at this birthday at José Ignacio had already been surprised by this businessman and his wives because the day before the party with Diego Torres as the show, they had offered a more intimate lunch with spectacular catering by Francis Mallmann and, the musicalization was in charge of an important dj. In addition, at that meal he was also Uruguayan President Luis Lacalle Pou who greatly concentrated the interest of the diners, mostly Argentines.