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Galilea Montejo invites Joleon Alvarez to ‘throw a leg’

Galilea Montejo invites Joleon Alvarez to ‘throw a leg’

MEXICO CITY: On a tour like no other, Joleon Alvarez will meet his fans once again in concert in Guadalajara, Jalisco, on September 24 at the Telmex Auditorium.

In the city of Guadalajara, the singer offered a press conference to announce his tour, but also had the opportunity to live with TV presenter Galilea Montejo, who with his companions boasted that he had the translator’s personal phone number.

It is worth noting that a few days ago a photo was published showing evidence of the rapprochement between Galilea and Julion, leaving the restaurant “La Jorda” in Guadalajara, one of the TV presenter’s favorite restaurants.

Montejo was not the only one who attended the singer’s press conference, but also his “Hoy” partner, Andrea Escalona, ​​who also lived with them at the end of the concert.

During the morning broadcast, Galilea Montejo joked about the issue, indicating that he had the singer’s live number, but his colleagues did not believe him at all. “Oh, don’t you believe me? I have a date with him … Don’t you believe me? Julion, don’t grow me millet, because you don’t believe me. Literally, I’ll go,” said Galilea:

Jolyon returns to the events taking place head-on

This concert will mark the return of Julión Álvarez to concerts face to face, as we remember that last March he performed via live broadcast.

“I go back to my city, where I haven’t been there after so many years, every day, all week, to be able to live with as many friends we’ve been able to do after as long as things are like we’ve been doing recently,” Julion said during his conference.

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“We try to be as patient as possible to be able to present ourselves to the public, whether it is 75 or 80, or 100 (capacity per cent), and hopefully after everyone is vaccinated and that decision is made. And through the measures that the government is suggesting we will be able to offer ourselves with as many people as we usually do.”