Chayanne to Take Part in “Unidos Por Venezuela” Benefit Concert

Chayanne is lending his voice in support of the people of Venezuela.

The 58-year-old Puerto Rican singer and actor has joined “Unidos Por Venezuela,” a forthcoming benefit concert in Miami set to raise funds for the families and communities affected by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela.

ChayanneHe’s among a new wave of artists announced on July 23 that includes Gilberto Santa Rosa, Chyno y Nacho, Corina Smith, Isadora, Jerry Di, Jonathan Moly, Jorge Luis Chacín, Manu Manzo, Micro TDH, Nella, Joaquina andNoreh.

The benefit concert as well as international telethon, led by CMN, Maestro Cares Foundation, TelevisaUnivision and PIMIENTO Entertainment, with the support of iHeartRadio, Spotify, Creative Link, EB Public Relations and Arco Entertainment, will take place at 6:00 pm ET on August 16 at the Kaseya Center in Miami.

The event, created to support the South American country’s recovery and reconstruction, will also broadcast live across the United States, Latin America and digital platforms.

Previously announced participants include Marc Anthony, Ricardo Montaner, Feid, Jay Wheeler, Elena Rose, Silvestre Dangond, Gente de Zona, Mau y Ricky, Olga Tañón, Lasso, San Luis, Piso 21, Alleh, Zhamira Zambranoand Enrique Santos.

“Unidos por Venezuela” is in response to the devastating twin earthquakes — magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 — that struck the country on June 24, causing the collapse of multiple buildings in La Guaira and Caracas, and leaving more than 5,000 dead, over 17,000 injured and about 18,000 homeless, according to Reuters.

Donations can be made during the broadcast through QR codes, text messages, digital platforms, corporate contributions, and matching donation campaigns. “Funds raised through the event will be administered by recognized international humanitarian organizations to address the needs that arise throughout the different phases of recovery,” per an official statement.

The concert will also show special reports on rescue efforts, humanitarian work on the ground, and survivor testimonies, to further demonstrate the strength and resilience of the Venezuelan people.

Tickets for “Unidos Por Venezuela” are available on Ticketmaster.

Videocine to Release Cristo Fernandez’s Ensemble Comedy “Una Pequeña Confusión” in December

There’s no confusion about the release date of Cristo Fernandez’s latest project.

Una Pequeña Confusión, an ensemble comedy starring the 33-year-old Mexican actor and Ted Lasso star, is set for a December theatrical release by Mexican powerhouse film company Videocine.

Cristo Fernandez, Una Pequeña Confusión,Fernandez stars opposite Juanpa ZuritaAna de la Reguera and Vico Escorcia in the comedy.

The film revolves around two couples: Lola and Cuau (De la Reguera and Fernández), a progressive middle-class pair, and Iñigo and Majo (Zurita and Escorcia), a young conservative, well-heeled duo. Both couples turn to artificial insemination as a last resort to have children.

In a madcap twist based on actual events, a mix-up at the clinic results in each mom-to-be carrying the other one’s baby. The couples must navigate their vastly different lifestyles and parenting philosophies, finding common ground for the sake of their future children, all while dealing with societal norms and the complexities of love.

Produced by No Dancing Today and Gebo Films, Una Pequeña Confusión is penned by Marcos Bucay whose credits include Netflix hit Club de Cuervos and the Amazon Original series How to Survive Being Single, created by Sebastián and Emiliano Zurita.

The comedy is directed by Argentina’s Ariel Winograd who has helmed a few episodes of How to Survive Being Single and is best known for his action comedy The Heist of the Century.

Chuy Chavez served as the cinematographer.

Jorge Aragón lead produces while De la Reguera, Arco Entertainment, the production company of Zurita and Brenda Tubilla, and Fernandez’s Espectro MX Films are co-producers.

“It combines humor and heart, showcasing the incredible talents of our cast and crew,” said Videocine director general Rodrigo de Pedro who added: “It’s a story about the unexpected, the importance of family, and finding laughter amidst chaos.”