Yailin La Más Viral and Tokischa surprised by sharing two kisses on stage during a free concert in San Carlos, Santo Domingo on the evening of May 3rd.
The artists were singing along and dancing suggestively when the audience started chanting “kiss, kiss”. Tekashi 6ix9ine’s girlfriend stopped the music and said, “She’s hugging me like she’s hiding it, but of course I’ll give it to her.”
The second was ‘piquito’ while ‘La Chivirika’ thrilled the audience with her performance.
The images have gone viral, sparking all kinds of comments on social media, with some celebrating the connection between the Dominican women, while others questioned whether it was designed to cause controversy.
Tokischa, who was wrapping up his “PPL Presidente” tour in the Dominican Republic, had Yailin as a special guest at the event.
Yailin showed the kiss
Cattleya’s mother shared video and photos of the kiss on her social media, writing: “I have a little friend who kisses me.”
This is not the first time Tokischa has kissed a singer. On a few occasions the rapper and Madonna starred in kisses that even sparked speculations about a possible relationship between them.
In 2022, they did it for the first time at a “La Reina del Pop” concert in New York, when the Dominican took the stage. The second occasion was during a fashion show in ‘The Big Apple’.
A year earlier, Tokischa kissed Rosalía at the 2021 Billboard Awards when they performed the song ‘Linda’.
For her part, Yailin La Más Viral is the first time she stars in a kiss with a woman on stage.
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