In the Chilean city of Viña del Mar, ahead of the International Song Festival, an extraordinary street performance was organized by the Dears Dimash Chile Diffusion team. The music of Kazakh artist Dimash Qudaibergen filled the streets, brought to life by the Hemiola string quartet and vocalist Pablo Romero.

The Hemiola string quartet — a group of professional musicians who have performed with various orchestras in Chile — played some of Dimash’s most famous songs on string instruments, including Love of Tired Swans, Olimpico, and S.O.S. Passersby and locals paused to listen to the live music, capturing the moment on their phones and sharing their emotions.

A special highlight of the event was the performance by Pablo Romero, a young singer who gained recognition after appearing on the popular Chilean TV show Mi Nombre Es (My Name Is). With heartfelt renditions of Daididau, Unforgettable Day, and S.O.S, Pablo deeply moved the audience.

Throughout the event, the Diffusion team handed out posters featuring information about Dimash, along with links to his social media, YouTube channel, and Spotify — inviting people to discover his music.

“For our team, this was the first event of its kind,” shared the organizers. “We are always looking for new ways to introduce Dimash and his art to the people of Chile. It was a special day — music truly brought everyone together.”