DOWNEY – The Downey Theatre was electric on Saturday night as a sold-out crowd celebrated the golden era of freestyle music during the “Queens of the 80’s and 90’s Dance Party” concert. Featuring performers Safire, Angel, Betty Dee, Lisette Melendez, and headliner Trinere, the high-energy event was a joyful throwback that had fans dancing in their seats and singing along to every lyric.
With both the orchestra and balcony packed, the audience’s enthusiasm was electric as each artist took the stage, delivering not only infectious dance tracks but also powerful vocal performances that proved their talents have only grown with time. The show was more than a concert—it was a celebration of four decades of friendship and success, with the performers sharing memories and camaraderie between songs.
Safire drew major applause for her rendition of “I Will Survive,” which she famously recorded for the 1989 film She-Devil. Throughout the night, choreography and backup dancers added flair, but it was the vocal strength and charisma of the artists that carried the show…