Times Square has hosted countless performances, but few carry a message quite like this one.
Grammy winner David Longoria and H.H. Dr. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe recently united in the heart of New York City for a presentation of “We Are One” — Longoria’s enduring anthem of unity and connection. In one of the world’s most visible public spaces, the song’s themes of togetherness found their natural stage.
For Longoria, “We Are One” remains among the most recognizable songs of his career, closely tied to ideals of community and collective celebration. Performing it in Times Square — where music, culture, tourism, and entertainment intersect daily — gave the familiar anthem fresh resonance before a truly international audience.
Prince Mario-Max has been part of Longoria’s musical world since its earliest days, serving as a celebrity choir singer across years of productions and shared appearances. His presence in Times Square continued that long collaboration — a royal voice quite literally raised in the chorus, part of the communal spirit these performances are built to create.
It’s a partnership that has now spanned multiple productions and public events, and it shows no signs of slowing. In the middle of the crossroads of the world, two longtime collaborators reminded everyone what the song has always said: we are one.
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Originally published on Times Square Chronicles.
