Juanes!

On our staycation, we went to see the Juanes Tour, promoting his new album Loco De Amor, at DAR Constitution Hall.

The 20-time Latin Grammy winner wowed the crowed with hits like Mil Pedazos from his latest album, as well as from the last decade, such as La Noche and La Paga.

The crowd of 3,000 fans danced all evening and were incredibly festive, many wearing the traditional Colombian hat sombrero vueltiao, which Juanes, a native of Medellín, Colombia, wore while performing Para Tu Amor. He closed  with two encore performances of his all-time greatest hits, La Camisa Negra and A Dios le Pido.

Heather Mahoney, Casie Kiel and Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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