Reyli and Delphinus: Pure Good Love

The Mexican singer and composer, Reyli Barba Arrocha, visited Delphinus Xel-Há, where he had one of the most rewarding experiences any human being can ever have: swimming with dolphins.

Prior to his Red Cross-benefit concert in Playa del Carmen, the singer from Chiapas enthused that being with the dolphins "is one of the most beautiful things I've ever done, it was mind-blowing, it was a blessing. After this, I'll sing like never before..."

The author of hits such as Amor del Bueno (Good Love) and Desde que Llegaste (Since You Came Along) enjoyed some very special moments with Itzman and Kanaab, two of the male dolphins from the great Delphinus family who are located in this natural wonder, and for whom Reyli expressed his great admiration.

The singer thanked Delphinus for having given him this marvelous experience and he congratulated the team of trainers for their great professionalism. "They're the best! I think the dolphins are happier here because of you guys. You're all wonderful people who want everyone to enjoy themselves. That's the attitude that the dolphins need as well as the guests."

Regarding the album of duets that he is working on right now, which will be launched on the Mexican market in August 2008, he commented that it contained hits from the time he was with the group, Elefante, as well as from his time as a solo artist. These themes, he added, will be enhanced by the voices of Spanish artists such as Miguel Rios, Joaquin Sabina, Presuntos Implicados and Chambao.

Reyli also gave us the news that he will continue with his tour through various states of the Mexican Republic until May. In July he will offer a series of shows in Spain and will then hold concerts in several United States cities having a predominantly Hispanic population. "The Red Cross Benefit Concert is the kick-off of this tour, and it's happening on a magnificent date, February 29, Leap Year", Reyli indicated.

Proudly wearing the Delphinus T-shirt reserved for celebrities, Reyli wished he could have shared this moment with his 10-year-old son. "I promise you, soon... we'll come here to Delphinus very soon to swim with the dolphins. I'll always be back", he said.