Marc Anthony
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"They're saying I'm single," Anthony, 42, joked to cheers from the huge crowd at the Símon Bolívar Metropolitan Park in Bogotá.
Never mentioning Lopez, 41, by name, Anthony, dressed in a dark suit and open-necked shirt, ran through a rousing set of romantic salsa hits and blew kisses at girls in the crowd, which sang along.
He pointed out one female fan and called her "Mamacita" – or "Hot Mama." As the crowd chanted, "Mamacita, mamacita" he told her, "You're so beautiful."
The show in front of a huge crowd was staged by Nivea skin care products to celebrate its 100th birthday. Anthony, who flew in two nights earlier, kept a low profile in Bogotá, skipping a Nivea party on Friday night.
The former couple must still work together though – their previously announced television show, Q'Viva!, will go on as planned.
"Q'Viva! is set to film this autumn in South America," XIX Entertainment confirms in a statement. "Both Jennifer and Marc are committed to the Q'Viva! project and will work on it as planned. The show goes on!"
