Musical review of Don Juan   

 With a name like Don Juan, one wonders who is this man who will be singing shortly. The audience, women mostly, emanate a mixture of sexual energy as the expectation grows.

The MC announces Don Juan, and a handsome, elegant man walks into the stage. He sits alone on a tall stool and with his Spanish accent, greets the crowd.  Amongst cheers from people who seem to have known him always, Don Juan begins his repertoire of songs from all over the world.

 His voice carries so much feeling within it that it doesn’t surprise me when I see women with tears in their eyes. I look further, and adoring faces seem lost in another world, captivated by his baritone voice, his guitar playing and his dreamy eyes.

 Warned in advance, Don Juan knows that there is a birthday lady in the audience. To my surprise, suddenly he unplugs his guitar, and walks towards her. The crowd is silent, as Don Juan sings Happy Birthday to this woman whom I fear will faint any time.

 The crowd cheers madly, as Don Juan returns to the stage and smiles. When he gets to the United States, during his world tour on stage, I see people dancing, singing along, and tapping their feet to the beat of Don Juan. There is a song for everyone it seems.

 Suddenly, the concert is over, and I wonder where the time went.  People yell, “More, more,” and Don Juan returns to the stage for one last song. I look around, and I wonder how many women would want to take him home. The answer comes to me, when I see them all in line, waiting to buy his new CD, entitled Para ti (For you), and specially when I watch them fight for his attention, and his autograph. Men, non-chalantly, also ask for his autograph, “for my daughter,” they explain.

Don Juan…romantic, charming, elegant and handsome, a name that makes complete sense, a name that fit this talented man, and an all around entertainer, that will take the country by a storm.

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