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Top 10 Highest Grossing Latin Tours of 2023

Here's a recap of Billboard Boxscore's top Latin tours of the year, featuring Peso Pluma, Romeo Santos and more.

By Eric Frankenberg

Eric Frankenberg

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Last week, Billboard revealed its year-end Boxscore charts , ranking the top tours, venues and promoters of 2023. That coverage included analysis of the new wave of genre diverse artists crashing stadium stages, and in turn, our charts. This week, we are breaking down the year’s biggest tours, genre by genre . Today, we begin with Latin.

Throughout the 2010s, Latin acts – here, defined as artists who primarily perform in Spanish – were consistently supporting players on the Boxscore charts. Strong supporting players, with generally a combined 3-6% share of the yearly top 100 tours’ total gross, but supporting, nonetheless. But as the many subgenres that comprise Latin music’s growing global footprint gained international recognition and popularity, acts from Puerto Rico, Colombia, Mexico and more returned from the pandemic with a strengthened touring audience.

Latin’s top-100 share rose from 5.3% in 2019 to 12.1% in 2022. That was thanks, in large part, to Bad Bunny ’s record-breaking year atop the year-end Top Tours chart, plus fumes from Daddy Yankee ’s farewell tour. In 2023, the genre dips to 11.5% in 2023. But in the absence of Bad Bunny’s $373.5 million from last year, Latin’s deepening bench picked up the slack to remain relatively steady, signaling the potential for even more growth in the years to come.

While reggaetón and pop acts continued to power Latin touring, 2023 marked the rise of regional Mexican music, on streaming services and on stages. Eslabon Armado , Fuerza Regida and Peso Pluma conquered Billboard ’s global charts , while those acts, Grupo Firme and others were selling out arenas across the U.S. and Central America.

Scroll to check out the top 10 highest grossing tours by Latin artists, according to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore. All reported shows worldwide between Nov. 1, 2022 – Sept. 30, 2023 are eligible.

$39.5M / 284K tickets / 29 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 64

The Mexican singer-songwriter played most of his reported shows in the U.S., plus a show with more than 9,000 fans at Mexico City’s Auditorio Nacional. His biggest concert was a Sept. 16 date at Los Angeles’ Crypto.com Arena, which grossed $2.4 million from 13,359 tickets sold.

Grupo Firme

$48.1M / 451K tickets / 30 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 50

For the third year in a row, Grupo Firme is among the 10 biggest Latin touring acts. Up 66% from the band’s 2022 gross, the ensemble mixed U.S. arenas with Latin American venues, earning $7.5 million from a string of five shows in El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

Luis Miguel

$48.7M / 306K tickets / 29 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 48

Luis Miguel’s 2023 tour began late in the Boxscore tracking period but made up for it with robust runs in South America. First, there was 10 shows at Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires, bringing in $13.9 million from 105,000 tickets. Then, another 10 at the Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile, adding $14.3 million and 122,000 tickets.

$48.8M / 372K tickets / 39 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 47

Peso Pluma went from zero to 60 in 2023. His first-ever reported Boxscore was an April 8 concert at the Toyota Center in Ontario, Calif., where he grossed $988K and sold over 8,000 tickets. Already selling out arenas, his touring business grew from there, finishing the 2023 tracking period with two $2M shows in Hidalgo, Texas, and Chula Vista, Calif.

Rauw Alejandro

$50.1M / 551K tickets / 36 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 46

Alejandro proved himself as a sell-out arena star in 2023, with a full U.S. tour that broke 15,000 tickets in Miami, Brooklyn, San Jose and many more. But the real trick was leveling up to a stadium, with more than 58,000 tickets sold at Mexico City’s Foro Sol.

Romeo Santos

$59.8M / 567K tickets / 32 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 35

A veteran Boxscore star, Santos fluctuated between arenas and stadiums, peaking in South America with nine shows in Santiago, Chile; in North America with a date at Citi Fields in Queens, New York; and in Europe with four performances at Madrid’s WiZink Center.

$67.9M / 719K tickets / 18 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 28

After being the biggest touring act of 2022 regardless of genre, Bad Bunny still had more gas in the tank. The last month and a half of World’s Hottest Tour played out at the beginning of the ’23 tracking period. Last November and December, he breezed through stadiums in Latin America, wrapping with two shows in Monterrey and two in Mexico City.

Daddy Yankee

$72.5M / 773K tickets / 29 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 27

The final dates of Daddy Yankee’s farewell tour land him at No. 3 on this year’s Latin recap, after taking the No. 2 spot in 2022. His long goodbye culminated with a $23.6M run at Mexico City’s Foro Sol, selling more than 300,000 tickets over five nights.

$86.7M / 353K tickets / 18 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 21

RBD’s comeback tour began on Aug. 25, which means that its year-end totals are only the beginning of the trek’s overall footprint. Doubling up in New York, Miami and more, the tour is barreling toward becoming the second tour by a Latin artist to gross more than $200 million, following Bad Bunny’s stadium run from last year.

$146.9M / 843K tickets / 19 shows

All-Genre Top 100 Rank: No. 11

Atop a heap of male acts, Karol G reigns supreme among all Latin tours in 2023. The Manana Sera Bonito Tour grossed $138.4 million. Added to the last date of her 2022 tour, plus a one-off three-night run at San Juan’s Hiram Bithorn Stadium, her $147M year crystalizes her as a sold-out stadium star.

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Here Are All the Tours You Can’t Miss in 2023

What’s a new year’s resolution list without catching a live show by our favorite Latine artists on it? Though it seems impossible to surpass last year’s memorable tours, such as Bad Bunny’s World’s Hottest Tour and Karol G’s steamy $trip Love Tour , the already announced tours for this year will surely make 2023 just as epic. 

We ended 2022 with exciting tour announcements, such as Rauw Alejandro’s joint tour with JABBAWOCKEEZ and a rumored RBD reunion tour , but there’s much more to look forward to as artists roll out their tour announcements. With that being said, here’s an ongoing list of all the Latine tours that you can’t miss in 2023.

Maná (Feb. 10 to Dec. 1) – The Mexican rock stars are back at it again. They’re set to take their new México Lindo y Querido Tour throughout the U.S., hitting up major cities like Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and Las Vegas. The band recently expanded their tour , adding cities like Austin and Philadelphia for their first-ever headlining shows.

Banda MS (Feb. 24 to Dec. 2) – The Mexican banda group is celebrating its 20 years of musical trajectory with a tour in Mexico and the U.S. In this tour, the popular band will travel to cities like Nashville, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Houston before ending their tour in Fort Myers.

Grupo Frontera (Apr. 20 to Nov. 25) – The emerging norteño group is embarking on their El Comienzo tour. They will present their music in major cities like Las Vegas, NV; San Diego, CA; El Paso, TX; Atlanta, GA; and Los Angeles, CA.

Intocable (May 26 to Nov. 25) – The emblematic Regional Mexican band is back with their Evolución tour. The tour will start in Seattle, WA, and stop in cities like San Diego, CA; Las Vegas, NV; Los Angeles, CA; and Hidalgo, TX.

Fuerza Regida (July 7 to Nov. 25) – The regional Mexican music group is taking their concert party across the U.S. On their upcoming Otra Peda Tour , Fuerza Regida will hit major cities like Los Angeles, Houston, Chicago, and Las Vegas, before wrapping it up in Anaheim.

Pepe Aguilar (July 21 to Nov. 25) – The iconic Mexican singer is performing on selected solo dates throughout 2023. He’s performing in cities like Fresno, New York City, Austin, and Portland. This year, he’s also performing with his children Ángela, Leonardo, and Antonio on their Jaripeo Sin Fronteras tour.

Luis Miguel (Aug. 3 to Dec. 17) – El Sol de México finally released the highly-anticipated dates for his upcoming tour throughout the U.S. and Latin America. The global 43-city tour will grace the stages of Argentina, Chile, the U.S., and Mexico.

RBD  (Aug. 25 to Dec. 1) – The iconic pop group officially  confirmed their long-awaited comeback with a final tour.  RBD is back with their Soy Rebelde Tour 2023 and is set to perform in arenas and stadiums across the US, Brazil, and Mexico. The five confirmed members will start in El Paso, TX, and play their final show in Mexico City.

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Panteón Rococó (Sep. 3 to Dec. 30) – The emblematic Mexican ska group is making its way through the U.S. Featured tour stops include performances in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and more cities.

Sin Bandera (Sep. 7 to Dec. 9) – Sin Bandera is celebrating their 20 years of hits. Their Frecuencia Tour includes cities like Laredo, El Paso, Inglewood, Nashville, New York, and more.

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Deorro (Sept. 15 to Dec. 14) – The Mexican-American DJ and producer is closing his year with his Carta de Amor Tour . He will hit cities like Las Vegas, Fresno, Dallas, Orlando, and Los Angeles.

Jhayco (Sep. 28 to Dec. 10) – The Puerto Rican reggaeton singer is embarking on his Vida Rockstar Tour this fall. The upcoming 16-city trek includes stops in Boston, Chicago, San Antonio, Los Angeles, and Miami.

Marca MP (Oct. 6 to Mar. 9) – The bicultural regional Mexican group is performing live in 11 cities throughout the U.S . The new trek includes Atlanta, El Paso, Palm Desert, and more cities.

Myke Towers (Oct. 8 to Nov. 26) – The Puerto Rican rapper is back with his La Vida Es Una Tour . The highly-anticipated 21-city tour will stop in Chicago, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, El Paso, Miami, and many more cities.

Rawayana (Oct. 11 to Nov. 24) – The Venezuelan band is currently on their world tour . Their U.S. leg starts in St. Petersburg, FL, on Oct. 11 and will wrap up in Puerto Rico on Nov. 25.

El Tri (Oct. 11 to Feb. 18) – The iconic Mexican rock band is celebrating its 55th anniversary with a tour across the U.S. El Tri will perform in cities like Seattle, Houston, Anaheim, Las Vegas, and Phoenix, to name a few.

El Alfa (Oct. 12 to Dec. 15) – The Dominican powerhouse is bringing his signature dembow to the U.S. His La Leyenda del Dembow Tour will kick off in Houston, TX, on Oct. 12 and will continue to major cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Miami before wrapping up in Chicago, IL, on Dec. 15.

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Justin Quiles (Oct. 12 to Dec. 17) – The Puerto Rican-American reggaeton artist is embarking on his Niveles Tour in Laredo, TX, on Oct. 12. The tour will take him to Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York, before wrapping up in New Jersey on Dec. 17.

The Trilogy Tour (Oct. 14 to Dec. 10) – Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias, and Pitbull will join forces for The Trilogy Tour this year. The highly-anticipated tour will start in Washington, DC, on Oct. 14 and end in Vancouver, BC, on Dec. 10.

Café Tacvba (Oct. 14 to Dec. 1) – The iconic Mexican alternative rock band is ending their 2023 with a tour. They will perform in cities like Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, Charlotte, and Porterville.

DannyLux (Nov. 11 to Dec. 3) – The Mexican-American singer-songwriter is going to the East Coast to end the year on a high note. He will perform in cities like Atlanta, Nashville, New York, and more.

Mariah Carey (Nov. 15 to Dec. 17) – The iconic singer is going on a holiday tour . Her Merry Christmas One And All! Tour will reach venues in Los Angeles, CA; Denver, CO; Chicago, IL; New York, NY; and more.

Mariachi Sol de México (Nov. 18 to Dec. 23) – The Latin Grammy-nominated Maestro José Hernández and his world-renowned Mariachi Sol de México are going on their annual Christmas tour . They will hit cities like San Jose and San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, and more.

Mora (Nov. 24 to Dec. 10) – The Puerto Rican star is coming to the U.S. at the end of the year. He will embark on the U.S. leg of his ESTELA TOUR 2023 in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 24. The tour will take him to venues in San Diego, Atlanta, Houston, and more cities.

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Aterciopelados (Nov. 27 to Dec. 9) – The iconic Colombian duo is back on the road with their El Dorado US Tour . Aterciopelados will perform in cities like Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and more nationwide.

Concluded Tours:

Ivan Cornejo (Jan. 31 to Feb. 17) – The Regional Mexican Gen Z artist is debuting his live performance this month. He’s taking his Dañado Tour to cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, El Paso, and  Dallas.

Danny Ocean (Feb. 2 to 26) – The Venezuelan singer-songwriter is hitting the U.S. starting in San Francisco, CA, on Feb. 2 and wrapping up in Miami, FL, on the 26. 

90’s Pop Tour (Feb. 17 to 25) – The 90’s Pop Tour is coming to the U.S. ! The tour features Magneto, Kabah, JNS, Benny Ibarra, Sentidos Opuestos, Erik Rubin, and Lynda. It will make stops in Los Angeles, CA, on Feb. 17; Bakersfield, CA, on Feb. 18; San Jose, CA, on Feb. 19; Irving, TX, on Feb. 24; and Chicago, IL, on Feb. 25.

Kenia Os (Feb. 22 to Mar. 26) – The Mexican mega pop star will be touring the U.S. for the first time with her K23 Tour . She recently added four new dates to her now 19-city tour schedule: Atlanta, GA; Charlotte, NC; Orlando, FL; and Miami, FL.

Los Tigres del Norte (Feb. 24 to Apr. 29) – The iconic norteño band will embark on their Siempre Contigo Tour on Feb. 24, starting in Chesterfield, MO, and ending on Apr. 29 in Anaheim, CA.

Enjambre (Feb. 25 to Mar. 12) – One of the most recognized Mexican-American bands, Enjambre , is touring the U.S. this year. They are visiting major cities like Manhattan, NY, Chicago, IL, Seattle, WA, and El Paso, TX.

iLe  (Mar. 3 to Mar. 23) – The Puerto Rican singer, composer, and vocalist is set to tour in March. She will perform in selected cities such as Washington, DC, New York, NY, Chicago, IL, Los Angeles, CA, and Austin, TX.

OV7 (Mar. 2 to 26) – The Mexican pop group OV7 is celebrating their 30 years together on tour. The OV7 Treinta Años Tour will stop in cities like San Antonio and El Paso, TX, Las Vegas, NV, and New York, NY.

Ibeyi (Mar. 10 to Apr. 2) – For the first time ever, the French-Cuban twin sisters are performing with a live band in major cities like Seattle, Chicago, Brooklyn, Atlanta, and Miami on their Spell 31 Tour .

Los Ángeles Azules (Mar. 11 to Apr. 2) – The Mexican cumbia group are still on their De Iztapalapa Para El Mundo Tour . This year it will start in Oakland, CA, on Mar. 11 and wrap up in Nashville, TN, on Apr. 2.

Caloncho  (Mar. 22 to Apr. 3) –  Caloncho  is visiting 10 US cities this year, starting with Tucson, Arizona, and wrapping up in San Antonio, Texas.

Pierce The Veil (Mar. 27 to Apr. 9) – After nearly a decade, Pierce The Veil will be performing in Latin America, presenting their fifth album, The Jaws of Life . Their upcoming tour includes Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Brazil, and the U.S. Their U.S. leg–or better known as The Creative Control Tour – is alongside The Used, and other special guests.

Kim Loaiza & JD Pantoja (Mar. 31 to Apr. 15) – Loaiza and Pantoja will share stages for special dates in the U.S. They will perform their Bye Bye Tour in Chicago, IL, on Mar. 31; New York, NY, on Apr. 1; Houston, TX, on Apr. 13; and Los Angeles, CA on Apr.15.

Girl Ultra (Apr. 6 to 16) – The Mexican R&B artist will be joined by Mexican singer Foudeqush , and Tijuana-originated band Mint Field on a month-long U.S. tour this spring. They will start in San Antonio, TX, and make their way to Berkeley, CA.

BRATTY (Apr. 12 to Apr. 30) – Along with the release of her newest body of work, Es Mi Fiesta Y Si Quiero Hago Un EP , the Mexican artist is going on tour during the month of Apr. Besides Coachella, her upcoming tour will reach cities like Oakland, Los Angeles, Phoenix, El Paso, and Austin.

Tei Shi (Apr. 13 to 26) – Besides supporting Kimbra on tour, the Colombian-Canadian singer-songwriter will also go on a solo tour to promote her upcoming BAD PREMONITION EP this year. She’s set to start her North American tour on Apr. 13 in New York City and wrap it up in San Francisco, CA.

Los Bitchos (Apr. 14 to May 2) – The UK-based indie cumbia-inspired band unveiled their U.S. tour dates. The tour includes stops in San Diego, CA, Coachella, Las Vegas, NV, and New York, NY.

Rauw Alejandro & JABBAWOCKEEZ (Mar. 4 to May 6) – During last year’s Latin Grammys, these two acts gave us a taste of their collaborative abilities. And this year, they will show us more of it with a world tour that’ll take us into Rauw’s Saturno Tour .

Kinky (Apr. 29 to May 6) – Kinky, known for very energetic shows, is going on their Fierro U.S. Tour starting Apr. 29. The band formed in Monterrey, Mexico, will play in selected cities like San Diego and Los Angeles, CA; Houston, TX; and Chicago, IL.

Jackie Mendoza (Mar. 16 to May 8) – The California-based singer-songwriter is not only releasing her debut album Galaxia de Emociones this spring, but she’s also bringing the songs to life for her fans. The upcoming tour includes performances in Austin, TX; Los Angeles, CA; Philadelphia, PA; Brooklyn, NY; and Chicago, IL.

Isabella Lovestory (Mar. 16 to May 10) – The Honduran artist is going on tour in the U.S. to promote her new music and her latest album Amor Hardcore . She will start her U.S. leg at SXSW and continue to perform in cities like San Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Houston, and Atlanta. She will then continue onto Canada and Europe.

Tim Bernardes (May 4 to 17) – The Brazilian songwriter recently revealed he’s coming back to the U.S. for a solo month-long tour. He will perform in major cities like New York, NY; Washington, DC; Chicago, IL; and Los Angeles, CA.

Snow Tha Product (Mar. 30 to May 19) –  Snow Tha Product revealed her highly-anticipated nationwide “The Quince I Never Had” tour. The upcoming tour consists of 32 cities, with stops in major cities like Seattle, WA; Chicago, IL; New York, NY; and Las Vegas, NV.

Rebecca Black (May 4 to 20) – Rebecca Black is back with her debut album and her Let Her Burn North American Tour ! The pop artist will be starting her tour at The Sinclair in Boston, MA, on May 4, and finalize it at El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, on May 20.

Rico Nasty (Apr. 16 to May 27) – Rico Nasty is currently on her North American tour. It will hit major cities like Brooklyn, Houston, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles before wrapping up in Cincinnati.

Ha*Ash (Apr. 7 to May 28) – The Mexican sister duo is celebrating their 20 years of career with a new U.S. tour. The new Mi Salida Contigo Tour will begin on Apr. 7 in Miami, FL, and will make its way through cities like Atlanta, Houston, El Paso, and Phoenix before concluding on May 28 in Stockton, CA.

Anuel AA (Apr. 28 to May 28) – Anuel’s Legends Never Die Tour is finally set to happen this year. Major cities include Miami, FL, Los Angeles, CA, Chicago, IL, and New York, NY.

Los Farmerz (May 12 to 28) – Rancho Humilde’s Regional Mexican group Los Farmerz is touring this spring. Their tour dates include Oklahoma City, OK; Clements, CA; and Philadelphia, PA.

Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlán (Apr. 14 to May 28) – The popular Mexican folk mariachi group will embark on their Mexicano Desde La Raíz World Tour this Apr. Tour stops cover: Los Angeles and San Diego, CA, Washington, DC, and more.

Duki (May 17 to May 29) – The Argentine rapper and singer is bringing his energy to five selected shows in the U.S. He will perform in New York on May 17, Miami on May 19, Chicago on May 25, Los Angeles on May 28, and San Diego on May 29.

León Larregui (May 1 to 30) – The Mexican alternative rock artist is back with new music and a month-long U.S. tour called “Prismarama.” During this upcoming 16-city round, he will perform in Los Angeles, CA, Las Vegas, NV, New York, NY, and Chicago, IL, among other locations.

Ana Gabriel (Feb. 16 to June 3) – Ana Gabriel’s Por Amor A Ustedes Tour will start in San Jose, CA, on Feb. 16 and end in Miami, FL, on Jun. 3. Other tour stops include Los Angeles, CA, Austin, TX, Atlanta, GA, and Chicago, IL.

Blessd (May 6 to June 16) – The emerging Colombian singer-songwriter is set to perform in the U.S. during May and June. He will start his “Blessd Corner North American Tour” in Atlanta, GA, and will wrap it up in Chicago, IL.

Feid (Apr. 20 to June 18) – The rising Colombian star is returning to North America with his quickly selling-out his 33-city Ferxxo Nitro Jam Underground Tour . The tour will start on Apr. 20 in Seattle, WA, and wrap up in Miami, FL, on June 18.

Fonseca (June 3 to 18) – The Colombian singer is embarking on his Viajante Tour , which will span through the U.S. and Europe this summer. During this anticipated U.S. leg, Fonseca will visit popular cities like Houston, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, and Miami.

Rodrigo y Gabriela (May 18 to June 19) – The Grammy award-winning duo Rodrigo y Gabriela are back with a new album, In Between Thoughts… A New World . With the new album, they announced their upcoming tour that’ll make its way through Texas, Arizona, California, Oregon, and Massachusetts.

Grupo Arriesgado (Mar. 17 to June 24) – The young Sinaloan regional music group will perform in selected U.S. cities, including Seattle, Houston, San Jose, and Los Angeles, during their Risky Tour 2023 .

Bella Dose (Apr. 7 to June 30) – The Latine bilingual girl group will be embarking on their U.S. tour on Apr. 7, starting in Los Angeles, CA. They will visit major cities like New York City, Chicago, Miami, and conclude their shows in Myrtle Beach on June 30.

Ángela Aguilar (June 2 to 24) – The “Princess of Mexican Music” will be performing sans her family in eight cities across the U.S. this summer. She will start her Piensa En Mi Tour in Chicago, IL, on June 2, then make her way to perform in major cities like New York, Las Vegas, and Houston before wrapping her shows in Phoenix on June 24.

Cour T. (June 9 to 28) – The Brazilian producer and DJ is playing selected shows in June. He will be performing in San Francisco, Orlando, Pomona, New York, and wrapping up his tour in Las Vegas.

Fuego (June 6 to July 1) – Emerging Dominican artist Fuego is performing in North America as part of the first phase of his Fireboy Forever Tour. The anticipated 15-city tour includes stops in New York City, Orlando, Denver, El Paso, and Los Angeles.

Hello Seahorse! (June 7 to July 1) – The Mexican alternative rock band will be going on tour this summer. They will begin in Chicago, IL, and hit major cities like New York, Atlanta, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles before their final date in El Paso, TX.

Flor de Toloache (Apr. 15 to July 15) – The mariachi band will perform 10 dates in the U.S. They will hit cities like Littletown, NC, Orange, CA, and Brooklyn, NY, as part of their newest tour. They will also perform selected dates with Mariachi Vargas.

Juan Wauters (June 1 to July 16) – Uruguay-born songwriter Juan Wauters will hit the road this year. In support of his newest album Wandering Rebel (out June 2), Wauters will visit cities like Chicago, Atlanta, and Los Angeles on his upcoming U.S. tour .

Buscabulla (July 11 to 27) – The experimental Puerto Rican duo will be hitting the States this summer. They will perform in cities like San Diego, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, and Houston.

Jesse & Joy (June 15 to Aug. 12) – The Latine pop duo will hit the road once again. They are set to start their North American tour on June 15 in New York, NY. The duo will hit cities like Silver Springs, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, El Paso, and Atlanta, before finishing up their lengthy tour in Fort Lauderdale on Aug. 12.

Big Time Rush (June 22 to Aug. 12) – In major throwback news, the pop music boy band is set to make their comeback with the Can’t Get Enough tour this summer. The band will start in Fort Worth, TX, and wrap up their tour in Las Vegas, LV.

Natalia Jimenez (Aug. 4 to 19) – The Spanish singer is celebrating her 20th anniversary with five special shows in August with her 20 Años Tour .

Santa Fe Klan (June 10 to Aug. 20) – The Guanajato-born rapper Santa Fe Klan is coming back to the U.S. for his third tour. This time, he’s bringing two special guests with him: Snow Tha Product and Tornillo. The Todo Y Nada Tour will hit major cities like Seattle, Rosemont (Chicago), New York, Houston, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles.

Carla Morrison (Mar. 3 to Aug. 21) – The passionate singer will continue her El Renacimiento era with selected tour dates in the U.S. She will sing in selected U.S. cities such as Napa, San Diego, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Chicago.

Coco & Breezy (Apr. 22 to Aug. 25) – The Afro-Latina duo is playing selected dates in the U.S. this year. Their dates include performances in Miami, Austin, Chicago, New York, and San Francisco.

Boza (June 22 to Aug. 26) – The Panamanian artist Boza is embarking on his first-ever U.S. tour this summer. The Volar tour will visit over 20 cities, including Houston, Chicago, Nashville,  Miami, and Los Angeles.

Villano Antillano (Aug. 17 to Aug. 27) – As Remezcla exclusively announced , La Villana is going on her first-ever solo tour, La Sustancia X USA Tour . In this seven-date tour, she will hit cities like Miami, Atlanta, Charlotte, and New Haven, as part of her latest album promotion.

Danna Paola (Aug. 11 to Sep. 16) – The Mexican pop star is finally coming to the U.S. for the first time! Her XT4S1S Tour stops include San Jose, Los Angeles, Miami, Rosemont, New  York, and more selected dates.

Ryan Castro (Sep. 1 to 22) – The Colombian hitmaker unveiled his Ghetto Star USA Tour dates. The tour will take him to cities like Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles, and many more.

Lido Pimienta (June 17 to Sep. 29) – Lido Pimienta will perform in selected U.S. cities this year . The major cities include Maspeth, NY, on June 17; Santa Fe, NM, on June 22; Chicago, IL, on July 27; and Denver, CO, on Sept. 29, among other dates.

Hermanos Gutiérrez (June 18 to Sep. 29) – The Swiss-Ecuadorian brothers are touring the U.S. this year. They are performing in cities like Nashville, Brooklyn, Seattle, Portland, Denver, and Los Angeles.

Karol G (Aug. 11 to Sep. 28) – La Bichota is back! This time, she’s taking her new Mañana Será Bonito Tour to important stadiums across the U.S. The selected dates include Las Vegas, Pasadena, Miami, Houston, Dallas, and New Jersey. Pasadena, Miami, and New Jersey will host a second show. In a recent tour update, the Colombian star added six new dates, including San Francisco, Chicago, and Orlando.

Cimafunk (Aug. 3 to Oct. 1) – The Afro-Cuban artist will start his tour in Brooklyn, NY, on Aug. 3. He will then perform in cities like Amagansett, NY, Newport, RI, and San Jose, CA, before wrapping up his tour in Jacksonville, FL, on Sep. 16. After, he will start his Blue Note Residency in New York from Sept. 26 to Oct. 1.

Piso 21 (Sep. 8 to Oct. 1) – The Colombian group will embark on their fall tour in New York, NY. The Los Muchachos Tour will take Piso 21 to other cities like Chicago, IL; Miami, FL; Los Angeles, CA; Houston, TX; and Dallas, TX.

Arcángel (Aug. 26 to Oct. 1) – After successfully performing seven “Just In Time” shows at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot in PR, the Puerto Rican artist is bringing his show to the U.S. on his Just In Time World Tour. He will embark on his tour in Rosemont, IL, and conclude in Orlando, FL.

Kany García (Aug. 30 to Oct. 1) – The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter is performing across the U.S. starting in August. She’ll hit major cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Houston, and New York, before concluding her tour in Orlando.

Pabllo Vittar (June 23 to Oct. 2) – The Brazilian drag queen and pop singer is coming to North America! After releasing her recent album Noitada , she will embark on her new Noitada Tour starting in Seattle, WA, on June 23. The tour will also take her to Orlando, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

Kali Uchis (Sep. 22 to Oct. 3) – Kali Uchis’ The Red Moon in Venus Tour isn’t over yet. The Colombian-American singer is continuing her tour with a second leg this fall. Her new headlining arena tour dates include San Diego, Sacramento, Oakland, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and El Paso. Her special guests include Buscabulla (in Los Angeles only) and Tokischa on each date.

That Mexican OT (Sep. 10 to Oct. 4) – The Texan musician is taking his Lonestar Luchador Tour throughout the nation. He will embark on his tour in Denver, CO, on Sep. 10 and hit major cities like Chicago, New York, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, before wrapping up in Oakland, CA, on Oct. 4.

Ambar Lucid (Sep. 15 to Oct. 6) – The Mexican-Dominican-American artist is going on her North American ESTRELLA Part 2 Tour this fall. Ambar Lucid will start in Canada before heading to U.S. cities like Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Austin, and many more. The tour includes support by EthanUno on all dates. She will also be joined by Rubio and MJ Nebreda in selected cities.

Carin León (Aug. 10 to Oct. 8) – The Mexican superstar is hitting the road this year with his Colmillo De Leche Tour . The tour will reach arenas in Rosemont, Las Vegas, L.A., Miami, Houston, Atlanta, and more.

Novalima (Aug. 3 to Oct. 9) – The Afro-Peruvian beat makers are taking their music on tour this summer and fall. They will hit major cities like Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, New York City, and Chicago.

Y La Bamba (May 2 to Oct. 14) – The alternative, experimental band will be on the road promoting their seventh album Lucha . Their extensive tour dates include solo shows, as well as shared stages with Julia Jacklin and Black Belt Eagle Scout, and St. Paul & The Broken Bones.

Alejandro Sanz (Sept. 16 to Oct. 14) – The popular Spanish singer-songwriter is touring the U.S. on his Sanz En Vivo tour. The 11-city tour run includes stops in major cities like Miami, Chicago, New York, El Paso, and Los Angeles.

Becky G (Sept. 14 to Oct. 15) – The Mexican-American singer is finally headlining her first-ever U.S. tour. The Mi Casa, Tu Casa Tour will reach stages across the U.S., including in major cities such as New York, Atlanta, El Paso, San Diego, and Los Angeles.

Marco Antonio Solís (Mar. 3 to Oct. 15) – Marco Antonio Solís is not ready to leave the stage just yet. The emblematic Mexican singer-songwriter announced his solo El Buki World Tour 2023 , stopping in 40 cities in North America and Spain this year.

Divino Niño (Aug. 18 to Oct. 19) – The American-Colombian rock band based in Chicago, IL, is going on tour from August to October. They will play venues in cities like Brooklyn, Dallas, El Paso, Los Angeles, and many more.

Peso Pluma (Apr. 8 to Oct. 20) – The emerging corridos tumbados artist is set to make his debut U.S. live performances starting in Apr. His Doble P Tour kicks off on Apr. 8 at the Toyota Center in Ontario, CA, and will wrap up on Oct. 20 in Anaheim, CA, at the Theater in the Honda Center.

Gondwana (Sept. 16 to Oct. 21) – The Chilean reggae band is touring the U.S. this fall. For their Rising Growing and Flying Tour, they will perform in cities like San Diego, Brooklyn, New York City, and more.

Lupita D’Alessio (Sept. 22 to Oct. 22) – The emblematic Tijuana-born singer is performing her last shows before she officially retires from the music scene. D’Alessio’s 10-city Gracias Tour includes stops in Los Angeles, El Paso, Las Vegas, San Antonio, and Chicago. Her son, Ernesto D’Alessio, will serve as her invited special guest.

Jean Dawson (Sep. 24 to Oct. 22) – The Mexican-American experimental musician is taking his music on the road this fall. He will perform in Santa Cruz, CA, Nashville, TN, Hamden, CT, Madison, WI, and Boulder, CO, before ending his tour at Las Vegas’ When We Were Young Festival.

Alejandro Fernández (Sept. 8 to Oct. 22) – El Portillo is back with a tour dedicated to his late father, Vicente Fernández. During most of his shows, he’s continuing his family’s signature father-son tradition, bringing along his own son, Alex Fernández. The anticipated tour will start in Sacramento, CA, on Sept. 8 and conclude in Miami, FL, on Oct. 22.

Bandalos Chinos (Sep. 21 to Oct. 26) – The Argentinean indie pop band is performing in the U.S. this fall. They will tour in cities like Denver, Chicago, New York, and many more.

Manuel Turizo (Sep. 28 to Oct. 29) – The rising Colombian star is hitting the road this fall. He will embark on his 2000 Tour in Chicago, IL, on Sep. 28 and continue performing in major cities like Miami, Atlanta, and New York, before ending his tour in El Paso, TX, on Oct. 29.

Los Gemelos de Sinaloa (July 1 to Nov. 3) – The Sinaloense twin brothers are embarking on their 22-city Bueno y Malo Tour this summer. The regional Mexican duo will start their tour in Santa Ana, CA, on July 1 and visit cities like Houston, Chicago, Phoenix, San Diego, and New York before concluding their run in Los Angeles, CA, on Nov. 3.

Tini (Oct. 31 to Nov. 3) – The Argentinian pop star announced three major dates for her Tini Tour . The selected cities for her first-ever U.S. tour are Los Angeles, CA, on Oct. 31; Miami, FL, on Nov. 2; and New York, NY, on Nov. 3.

CNCO (May 9 to Nov. 4) – The Latin American boy band is set to hit the road for their “Última Cita” farewell tour that will make stops in the U.S., Latin America, and Europe. The tour embarks on May 9 in La Paz, Bolivia.

Maluma (Aug. 31 to Nov. 4) – Papi Juancho is coming back to the U.S. this year. The Colombian superstar will start the U.S. leg of his Don Juan World Tour in Sacramento, CA, on Aug. 31. The tour will reach venues in cities like Portland, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Diego, and Atlanta before ending in Miami, FL, on Nov. 4.

Carlos Vives (Aug. 19 to Nov. 5) – The global Colombian artist will celebrate his 30 years of musical trajectory with his El Tour de Los 30 in the U.S. The upcoming tour will make stops in cities like New York, Chicago, Miami, Orlando, and Houston, before wrapping up in Los Angeles.

Carlos Rivera (June 7 to Nov. 5) – La Academia’s famed Mexican singer Carlos Rivera will embark on his Un Tour A Todas Partes this summer. He will begin performing in Denver, CO, on June 7 and end in Orlando, FL, on Nov. 5.

Santiago Cruz (Oct. 24 to Nov. 9) – The Colombian singer is kicking off his Después de la Tormenta Tour in Atlanta on Oct. 24. He will perform in cities like Washington DC, Boston, and Chicago, before wrapping up in Puerto Rico.

Junior H (Aug. 11 to Nov. 10) – It’s official! The Mexican singer announced his 2023 Sad Boyz Tour . The tour will kick off in Los Angeles, CA, on Aug. 11 and hit major cities like Miami, Phoenix, and El Paso, before concluding in Houston, TX, on Nov. 10.

Yahritza y Su Esencia (Aug. 15 to Nov. 10) – The Mexican-American trio is going on their first-ever tour. The Obsessed Tour kicks off in Seattle, WA, on Aug. 15 and will hit major cities like Portland, OR, San Diego, CA, Riverside, CA, and Phoenix, AZ, before wrapping up in Houston, TX.

Los Temerarios (Feb. 3 to Nov. 11) – The emblematic Mexican group from Fresnillo, Mexico, is on tour this year. They started their U.S. tour in San Jose, CA, and will conclude it in McAllen, TX.

Eden Muñoz (Aug. 25 to Nov. 11) – The Regional Mexican singer Eden Muñoz is set to perform 14 shows in the U.S. He’s starting his tour in Brooklyn, NY, on Aug. 25, and wrapping it up in Irving, TX, on Nov. 11.

Eladio Carrión (Oct. 7 to Nov. 11) – The Puerto Rican artist is expanding his The Sauce USA Tour . The new dates include performances in Chicago, New York, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and San Diego. His special guest on this second tour leg is Venezuelan rapper Big Soto.

Alan Palomo (Oct. 17 to Nov. 11) – The Mexican singer, also known for his work as the mastermind behind Neon Indian , is touring the U.S. from October to November. He will perform in cities such as Dallas, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn.

Ivan Cornejo (Aug. 4 to Nov. 12) – The Mexican-American singer-songwriter is taking his Terapia Tour throughout the U.S. this year. He will start in Chicago, IL, on Aug. 4 and wrap it up in San Diego, CA, on Nov. 12.

Christian Nodal (Aug. 25 to Nov. 12) – The Mexican crooner will embark on his Foraji2 Tour this summer. He will perform in cities such as Anaheim, New Orleans, Chicago, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and more.

Gera MX & Nanpa Básico (Aug. 31 to Nov. 12) – The Mexican hip-hop artist Gera MX and the Colombian rapper Nanpa Básico are teaming up on Que Chimba La Raza Tour that will start in Los Angeles, CA, on Aug. 31 and wrap up in Chicago, IL, on Nov. 12.

Son Rompe Pera (Sept. 21 to Nov. 12) – The Mexican cumbia punk rockers are on tour this fall. They will spread their cumbia punk to cities like Chicago, Austin, and Seattle.

Cuco (Oct. 19 to Nov. 12) – The Mexican-American experimental artist is performing live in the U.S. and Mexico this fall. His upcoming Hitchhiker Tour includes Miami, San Antonio, and Los Angeles.

Gipsy Kings & Tonino Baliardo (Oct. 25 to Nov. 12) – The renowned Catalan band will hit the road in October and November. They will perform at venues in Arizona, Texas, Tennessee, and Connecticut, to name a few stops of their Renaissance Tour .

Romeo Santos (Oct. 4 to Nov. 14) – The King of Bachata is performing his Fórmula Vol. 3 Tour this fall. He will start the highly-anticipated tour in Fresno, CA, on Oct. 4 and wrap it up in Atlanta, GA, on Nov. 14 before making his way to Canada.

Siddhartha (May 24 to Nov. 15) – The Mexican alternative rocker is set to embark on his U.S. tour on May 24 in San Francisco, CA. He will perform in major cities like Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York City, and Las Vegas. The tour ends on Nov. 15 in Seattle, WA.

Ana Barbara (Aug. 31 to Nov. 18) – The Mexican singer’s U.S. leg of her Bandidos Tour starts in Monterey, CA, on Aug. 8 and wraps up in Chicago, IL, on Nov. 18. Selected tour dates also feature Majo Aguilar.

La Doña (Sep. 20 to Nov. 18) – The Chicana experimental artist is hitting the road to promote her newest EP . The Can’t Eat Clout Tour will embark in New York on Sep. 20. It will continue with performances in San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and more.

Edith Márquez (Jan. 28 to Nov. 19) – The Mexican songstress is currently on a tour through Mexico and the U.S. The tour’s U.S. leg starts in Santa Barbara, CA, on Aug. 5, and will conclude in Phoenix, AZ, on Nov. 19.

Jaripeo Sin Fronteras Tour (Aug. 4 to Nov. 19) – Besides performing alone on selected dates, Pepe Aguilar will also bring his Jaripeo Sin Fronteras tour to the U.S. this year. The popular tour features performances alongside his children Ángela, Leonardo, and Antonio. The tour will start on Aug. 4 in Lauderdale, FL, and finalize on Nov. 19 in Sacramento, CA.

Luna Luna (Sept. 23 to Nov. 19) – The Austin-based band is wrapping up their 2023 with their Solo Tu Tour alongside Michael Seyer . The indie synth-pop music makers will hit major cities like Portland, Los Angeles, El Paso, Chicago, Atlanta, and Nashville.

Depresión Sonora (Nov. 18 to 22) – The Spanish artist and producer is performing in the U.S. in Nov. He will be performing in selected cities such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago.

The biggest Latin music tours in 2023: Concerts, festivals, dates, tickets, venues

• Updated: Apr. 15, 2023, 3:52 p.m. |
• Published: Apr. 15, 2023, 12:05 p.m.

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• Nicole Iuzzolino | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

There are several big Latin groups and artists taking over the the live stage in 2023.

From Alejandro Sanz to RBD , Latin music fans have their choice of many tours to attend this year at some of the biggest arenas in the country. Or, if you are in more of a music festival mood, then head over to Coachella to see Bad Bunny headline .

Here is a comprehensive list of the biggest Latin music concerts and festivals of 2023.

(Note: Vivid Seats is currently offering a promo for first-time users: Get $20 off ticket orders over $200 with code NJ20 at checkout ).

Alejandro Sanz’s “Sanz En Vivo” tour

Tour runs from Feb. 9 to Oct. 29

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Ana Gabriel’s “Por Amor A Ustedes” tour

Tour runs from Feb. 16 to June 3

Rauw Alejandro’s “Saturno World Tour” tour

Tour runs from March 4 to April 6

April 14-16 and April 21-23

Headliners include Bad Bunny

Pepe Aguilar’s tour

Tour runs from April 15 to Nov. 25

Marco Antonio’s “El Buki Tour”

Tour runs from April 21 to Oct. 15

Anuel AA’s “Legends Never Die” tour

Tour runs from April 28 to May 28

Ricardo Arjona’s “Blanco y Negro: Volver” tour

Tour runs from April 28 to June 25

Lovers & Friends Music Festival

May 6; Las Vegas, Nevada

Headliners include Pitbull

CNCO’s “Ultima Cita Tour” tour

Tour runs from June 1 to June 22

Ángela Aguilar’s “Piensa En Mí” tour

Tour runs from June 2 to June 24

Fonseca’s “Viajante Tour”

Tour runs from June 3 to July 1

Romeo Santos’ “Formula, Vol. 3 — La Gira” tour

Tour runs from June 3 to June 24

Lollapalooza

Headliners include Karol G

RBD’s “Soy Rebelde” tour

Tour runs from Aug. 25 to Dec. 17

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Wonderbus Music & Arts Festival

Aug. 25-27; Columbus, Ohio

Buy tickets: StubHub | TicketNetwork | Vivid Seats

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Latin Artists’ U.S. Tours in 2023 (Updating): Dates, Tickets & More

Get all the information about your favorite artists shows in our country.

2023 is a year of great music, amazing collabs and the arrival of the most anticipated albums. But also, many of our Latin and urban artists are going on tour in the U.S .! While some stars such as Eladio Carrión , Anuel AA , Duki and Young Miko visited our country in the first months of the year, there are still many more concerts and artists to see in different locations.

Here you will find more information about your favorite bands and artists, concert dates and where to buy tickets .

Alejandro Sanz

Alejandro Sanz lit up the Kaseya Center in Miami this past week (Sept. 23) with his light and the power of his songs. After 30 years of a successful career and decades of touring, the performer of «Corazón Partío» continues to move us with his compositions just like the first day.

With more than 12,000 tickets sold, making it his most successful event in the city to date, flawless production, and the rhythm of his iconic band, Sanz delivered an incredible show that will be remembered as an essential part of his recently launched En Vivo Tour . This concert-run spans up to 12 dates in different cities across the United States , including Chicago, Washington, New York, Dallas, El Paso, Los Angeles, and Tijuana.

You can get your tickets here .

  Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de Alejandro Sanz (@alejandrosanz)

Jhayco recently presented his U.S. Tour ‘Vida Rockstar’ , with which he’ll tour 16 cities in our country, starting Sep. 28 at the Agganis Arena in Boston and wrappin on Dec. 10 at the Hertz Arena in Ft. Myers.

Tickets are now available here .

After her stunning appearances in Coachella and at the last edition of  Latin American Music Awards , Becky G is going on her first headlining tour in the U.S. The 16-concert run will kick off through fall, starting on Sept. 14 at Roadrunner in Boston and followed by stops in New York, Orlando, Atlanta and more.

See all dates below and purchase your tickets here .

  Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de Becky G (@iambeckyg)

Christian Nodal 

The mariacheño artist comes back to the U.S. with his Foraji2 Tour with a 31-date concert run that will kick off August 25 in Anaheim, California. Christian Nodal will visit several locations, making stops in Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Chicago, among other cities. Nodal is in one of his sweetest moments after announcing he’s expecting his first child with trap star Cazzu .

You can access the presale for the Foraji2 Tour here .

Carín León 

The regional Mexican star is in one of the best moments of his career after releasing his latest album ‘Colmillo de Leche’ .

«We have a very important tour that we are going to start next August and it’s going to be 37 dates around the United States», he said in his exclusive interview with Los 40 USA .

Carín León will start his Colmillo de Leche Tour next summer, beginning in August 10 in Chicago and visiting several cities in our country, including Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Houston.

See all dates below and buy tickets here .

  Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de ᴄᴀʀɪɴ ʟᴇóɴ (@carinleonoficial)

Grupo Frontera

The Mexican group has recently blanketed all charts after releasing ‘1x100to’ with Bad Bunny . Now they’re celebrating its one-year anniversary with their first-ever U.S. Tour. A 20-date concert runt that will make stop in Las Vegas, Atlanta and San Antonio, among other cities.

With only 1 year of trajectory, the band  added three songs on the Billboard Hot 100, including ‘Que Vuelvas’ (ft. Carín León), ‘Bebe Dame’ (with Fuerza Regida) and their hit ‘No se Va’.

You can purchase your tickets here .

  Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de Grupo Frontera (@grupofrontera)

The Colombian hitmaker recently published the dates for his Don Juan U.S. Tour (named after his upcoming studio album), kicking off this sumer in California and wrapping on November in Miami .

See all dates below and buy tickets here . 

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Mora gave us some weeks full of music and now he’s set to go on tour with confirmed stops in the U.S. and Latin America. He’ll start his tour in August 24 in México, visiting also Colombia, Venezuela and Chile.

Buy tickets here .

  Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de Mora (@mora)

Peso Pluma has experienced a stellar succes, becoming the main referent of regional corridos tumbados in the scene. He has consolidated his position at the top spot of U.S. and worldwide charts and now he’s touring our country for the first time this year.

Piso 21, the Colombian pop group, has revealed their plans fo r a U.S. tour in 2023 named ‘Los Muchachos’ (the title of their latest studio album).

The tour will include performances in seven U.S. cities during the autumn season , kicking off on September 8 at New York’s Palladium Time Square and concluding on October 1 at The Studio at the Factory in Dallas.

Purchase your tickets here .

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Argentine superstar and urban queen TINI has announced a three-date stint dubbed the TINI Tour .

The U.S. outing is set to kick off on Oct. 31 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. It will be followed by a show in Miami on Nov. 2 and will wrap in New York on Nov. 3.

Get your tickets here . 

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The Dominican rapper and songwriter El Alfa a.k.a El Jefe is one of the most influential voices in dembow and he has just announced his tour dates in the U.S . 

“It’s my first tour that’s sold out without being out”, he states in the Instagram post where he has published the details. Fans have already bought all tickets for his concert in New York at the Madison Square Garden on October 21, but he’ll also be in other cities like Houston, Boston, Washington, Miami and Orlando , among others. 

See dates and tickets here .

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by El Alfa El Jefe TE AMO DIOS (@elalfaeljefe)

Manuel Turizo

Manuel Turizo is ready to conquer the United States and Canada with his 2000 USA Tour . The Colombian singer has won the hearts of the audience by taking traditional Latin music rhythms and styles to another level, but with a more pop twist, as he did in «La Bachata» and «El Merengue.»

Now, we’ll be able to enjoy his live shows in various locations across the country, starting on October 6th in Miami and ending the tour in Chicago on November 3rd. Turizo will be visiting several cities, including Orlando, Atlanta, New York, Charlotte, Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, El Paso, and Chicago, among others.

After travelling all around Latin America and making some stops in the U.S.  in California, Colorado, Arizona, Texas and Illinois, the Latin boy bad will make the last stop of their latest Ultima Cita 2023 farewell Tour in San Bernardino, California, on November 4.

Buy tickets for CNCO here .

  Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de CNCO (@cncomusic)

Carlos Vives

The Colombian superstar is celebrating his 30-year musical trajectory with El Tour de los 30 around the United States. In the following weeks he’ll visit Chicago, Boston, Washington D.C., Miami, Orlando, Dallas, Houston and Los Ángeles.

Get your tickets here .

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Romeo Santos

The King of Bachata is bringing his Fórmula Vol.3 Tour this Octobter, starting in Fresno, CA and wrapping it up in Atlanta, GA on November 14.

  Ver esta publicación en Instagram   Una publicación compartida de Romeo Santos (@romeosantos)

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2023 In Review: 5 Trends That Defined Latin Music

2023 was a transformative year for Latin music: Música mexicana expanded globally; urbano music continued its dominance and innovative sounds broke boundaries. Read on for five trends showcasing the breadth of Latin music's influence.

2022 was the year of Rosalía ’s Motomami and Bad Bunny ’s Un Verano Sin Ti — two groundbreaking albums that expanded both the artistic scope and mainstream appeal of Latin music. How do you top that?

As it turns out, 2023 had a number of surprises in store: the emergence of música mexicana on an international scale, but also the further globalization of Latin sounds and new developments in urbano music, which continues to gain in influence and sophistication. It was also a particularly prolific year — with hundreds of singles, EPs and albums expanding the scope of Latin across genres and formats.

Here are some of the notable trends that emerged during the past 12 months.

Finally, Música Mexicana Gets The Chance To Shine

Reggaetón and urbano were at the forefront of the Latin music tsunami that began to take hold of the entire planet a good three years ago. During that time, many insiders pondered if the huge field of so-called regional Mexican music would ever enjoy such levels of exposure. Turns out there was nothing regional about it.

Far from stagnating, the genre evolved with the rise of the sparse, melancholy sound known as sad sierreño, and the swagger of hip-hop informing the zeitgeist of young artists like Natanael Cano and Junior H.

2023 will be forever remembered as the year when música mexicana connected with the world at large, and it happened mostly through one song: " Ella Baila Sola ," the collaboration between Jalisco singer Peso Pluma and Cali group Eslabón Armado — a tune whose spiraling groove is so buoyant and infectious, it transcends borders. The subversive duet of Bad Bunny and Grupo Frontera on mega-hit "un x100to" didn’t hurt either, and the movement gained strength with Peso Pluma’s excellent third LP, as well as the talents of young stars such as Fuerza Regida, Gabito Ballesteros and Yahritza y Su Esencia .

When It Comes To Latin Rock, Argentina Is Still At The Forefront

From Charly García and Luis Alberto Spinetta to Soda Stereo and Babasónicos, Argentina boasts a fierce tradition for generating legendary rock albums. Even though the South American nation has embraced the present with such urbano stars as Bizarrap , Duki and Nicki Nicole, there will always be a place of honor reserved for good old fashioned rock’n’roll in Argentina’s clubs and recording studios.

2023 was no exception. Hailing from the city of La Plata, Él Mató a un Policía Motorizado released Súper Terror . Their first full length album since 2017's La Síntesis O’Konor , the new LP includes atmospheric ballads like the gorgeous "Medalla de Oro." Another top contender is Tripolar , the third effort by Mendoza indie darlings Usted Señalemelo.

Also of note: Lo Más Cercano a Caer , the stunning debut by Nenagenix. Fronted by singer Martina Sampietro, the band has dreamed up a ferocious collection of songs with inspired touches of grunge and shoegaze.

Pop Stardom Is A Young Artist’s Game…

Popular music has always reflected the combustion and adrenaline of youth, but the immediacy of the digital era has heightened this fact. It seems that the transition from self-taught teens uploading their demos in TikTok to fully fledged stars performing at Coachella has become even more rapid.

Some of the most successful Latin artists climbing the 2023 charts have had only a couple of years to transition into pop icon status — and the vulnerability of their emotional state is often expressed in their music. From the reggaetón-fueled erotic narratives of 21 year-old Madrid rapper Quevedo ("PUNTO G") to the bachata-pop warmth of 19 year-old Mexican/American DannyLux ("MI HOGAR," with maye) and the confessional urbano narratives of 22-year-old Argentine vocalist Tiago PZK (the TINI duet "Me Enteré"), many young artists found the global platform where they could freely express their longings and dreams.

...But The Veterans Have Still Plenty To Say

Years of accolades have not dimmed the creative vision of veteran Latin artists. In the case of Juanes , a marital crisis during the pandemic inspired Vida Cotidiana — arguably the Colombian singer’s best album to date. Just listen to the gritty guitar textures of the majestic "Gris" and the spiraling Afro lines of "Cecilia," a sun-is-shining-again duet with Juan Luis Guerra. Vida Cotidiana is nominated for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album alongside Cabra's MARTÍNEZ , Leche De Tigre by Diamante Eléctrico , Natalia Lafourcade 's De Todas Las Flores and EADDA9223 by Fito Paez .

At 46, Shakira finds herself at the top of her game, with major pop culture moments like her Bizarrap collaboration — the most epic revenge song of the year and a Latin GRAMMY winner — and the jagged edges of "TQG," her duet with KAROL G .

Having developed a tradition of recording solo excursions in Paris, Zoé frontman León Larregui explored his hazy psychedelic mystique on PRISMARAMA , the Mexican singer’s excellent — and first self-produced — third outing.

The Urbano Groove May Never Run Out Of Steam

You may think that global audiences would have tired of the ubiquitous reggaetón beat. But the music of Puerto Rico — just like traditional salsa in the ‘70s – has a gravitas that rewards longer attention spans. Fittingly for a genre known for its prolific work ethic, some of the biggest names in urbano released albums in 2023, and none of them disappoint.

One listen to the refined melody of "MÓNACO" — like a reggaetón take on a James Bond theme — is enough to realize that Bad Bunny’s creative streak hasn’t slowed down since he reimagined the Latin pop atlas with Un Verano Sin Ti . Known for his honeyed dance hits, Ozuna put out an EP ( Afro ) and an album ( Cosmo ), including the synth-pop magic of "Vocation," with producer David Guetta .

Last but not least, KAROL G’s MAÑANA SERÁ BONITO demonstrates on luminous tracks like "PROVENZA" and "CAIRO" that her work with fellow Colombian producer Ovy on the Drums is one of the defining artistic partnerships of the decade. MAÑANA is nominated for Best Música Urbana Album at the 2024 GRAMMYs alongside Rauw Alejandro 's SATURNO and Tainy's DATA.

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2024 Met Gala Red Carpet: Music Icons & Celebrities Charm In The "Garden of Time" Including Bad Bunny, Zendaya, Doja Cat & More

From groundbreaking florals to silhouettes in black and piles of tulle, discover all of the spell-binding looks worn by music icons on the Met Gala red carpet in celebration of "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion."

This year's Met Gala invited guests to step into the enchanting "Garden of Time" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, where fashion meets fantasy. Celebrating the Met's exhibit "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion," the first Monday in May saw stars transform the red carpet into a vibrant display of sartorial storytelling. The theme showcased a collection too delicate to wear but alive with the stories of fashion's past.

From co-chairs Zendaya and Bad Bunny to Tyla and Jennifer Lopez , see how music icons and film stars embodied this year's theme with spectacular flair. The gala not only highlighted the sensory and emotional richness of fashion but also set the stage for a night of memorable styles — groundbreaking florals, tiered tulle and all. 

Explore the full spectrum of this year's enchanting looks from fashion's grandest night in the showcase below.

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Jennifer Lopez

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Donald Glover

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Jon Batiste

Queen Latifah

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Kylie Minogue

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Christian Cowan and Sam Smith

Jack Harlow

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Teyana Taylor

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Ariana Grande

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FKA Twigs, Stella McCartney, Ed Sheeran & Cara Delevingne

Lana Del Ray

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Shakira's Road To 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran': How Overcoming A Breakup Opened A New Chapter In Her Artistry

Shakira's first album in seven years is out March 22, and very much of the moment with glossy Latin pop, reggaeton, bachata and corrido. The GRAMMY winner's path to this new chapter was long, filled with professional changes and heartbreak.

When Shakira’s "Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53" was released in January of 2023; its success seemed like a freak incident, explainable as a perfect but isolated storm. 

Their virulently catchy track — which happens to spill scalding tea on her breakup with retired Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué —  set streaming records and took home a Latin GRAMMY for Song Of The Year . Today, the song's success looks more like the first crashing wave of a massive comeback for Shakira . 

The three-time GRAMMY winner followed her Bzrp Session with another hit single, "TQG," collaborating with Karol G . That song went to No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200, and the duo cleaned up at the Latin GRAMMYs. 

In hindsight, all of this was a mere preamble to the announcement of Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran (Women Don't Cry Anymore), due March 22. The album will be her first in seven years, but the sound is very much of the moment, leaning into a high-gloss urban Latin pop sound that delves in reggaeton, bachata and corrido. 

The album is no comeback. With a star as big as Shakira — one who performed at the Super Bowl in 2020 and had her own exhibit at the GRAMMY Museum — it's hard to make the case that she ever left the public eye. Yet the Colombian superstar has put out only a trickle of singles since 2017, when she released her GRAMMY-winning album El Dorado . Prior to the BZRP session, her last major hits were in 2016 with "La Bicicleta," a collaboration with Carlos Vives , and "Chantaje," featuring Maluma , which went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs. 

It’s impossible to talk about this period of retreat, or her new album, without talking about the personal upheavals Shakira has gone through in recent years. In June of 2022, Shakira and Gerard Piqué, with whom she has two sons, publicly announced the end of their 11 year relationship. Starting with 2022’s "Monotonía," featuring Ozuna, nearly every song she has released  since then deals directly with the split and the emotional turmoil she has felt because of it. 

The singer and songwriter herself is not shying away from the fact that her music has been a therapeutic outlet. "I feel like in this moment of my life, which is probably one of the most difficult, darkest hours of my life, music has brought light," she told Elle in 2022. 

Case in point: her Bizarrap session. "Someone should have taken my photo the day I worked on the 'Bizarrap Session 53,' a before and after. Because I went into the studio one way and left in a completely different way," Shakira told Mexican television channel Televisa. "He gave me this space, this opportunity to let it out and it really was a huge release, necessary for my own healing, for my own recovery process."

That feeling of catharsis continued in her work on Las Mujeres . "Making this body of work has been an alchemical process. While writing each song I was rebuilding myself. While singing them, my tears transformed into diamonds, and my vulnerability into strength," the artist said in a statement on Instagram .

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Shakira is styling the album as a testament to resilience in the face of adversity, tapping into an understanding that her experiences have a broad resonance. While accepting Billboard’s 2023 Woman Of The Year award, Shakira discussed her "year of seismic change."

"I've felt more than ever — and very personally — what it is to be a woman," she said. "It's been a year where I've realized we women are stronger than we think, braver than we believed, more independent than we were taught to be." 

Indeed, with strength and bravery, Shakira proceeded to channel her individual hurt into a message of universal empowerment. Ahead of her album release, she’s even more explicit about the details of her separation and the impact the relationship had on her career. "For a long time I put my career on hold, to be next to Gerard, so he could play football. There was a lot of sacrifice for love," recently told The Sunday Times .

As she told Billboard for her 2023 cover story , settling down in Barcelona with Piqué and their two children, far from music industry centers, made it difficult for her to work. "It was complicated logistically to get a collaborator there. I had to wait for agendas to coincide or for someone to deign to come," she explained. 

Shakira has since relocated to Miami, a location that played a major role in making her new album possible.

One of the hallmarks of a true pop star is the ability to evolve with the culture without losing their identity. Over decades, and with each release, Shakira has broken a barrier or risen above an obstacle to succeed beyond expectations – whether it’s leading the first Spanish-language broadcast on MTV with her 2000 "Unplugged" concert, or learning English to write her own crossover pop debut. Each move has felt authentic.

It is not an easy task, but Shakira accomplishes this alchemy beautifully every few album cycles, starting with her debut as an alt-leaning, brunette singer/songwriter in the mid '90s. At the turn of the millennium, she made the jump to international fame with a cascade of golden curls and Laundry Service , the English-language album that capitalized on the first wave of crossover Latin pop. She closed out the decade in a whirl of high-gloss dance pop with the Pharell produced She Wolf . Along the way, there was one platinum selling album after another and the No. 1 hit "Hips Don’t Lie," among several Top 10 singles, setting the stage for her to blaze through much of the 2010s. 

Shakira is well-aware of how hard she has had to work even after crossover success. 

In 2019, she told Billboard , "This whole new world had opened up to me, and with it came so many great opportunities, but I continued to pursue impossible goals such as making a song like 'Hips Don’t Lie,' for example—that had a Colombian cumbia and a mention of Barranquilla in the middle of it—play on American radio. I remember I said to [then Sony Music Chairman] Donny Ienner, ‘You have to trust me on this one. This is going to happen, this song is going to blow up.’" 

With El Dorado , she caught the second wave of Latin pop crossover, the one tipped off by Luis Fonsi’s now-infamous 2017 earworm "Despacito." El Dorado , is one of Shakira’s more Latin leaning albums in the long history of her bicultural and bilingual music career. The songs are sung largely in Spanish and her choice of features on the album are almost entirely Latin pop and reggaeton artists: Maluma, Nicky Jam, Prince Royce and Carlos Vives. The album's May 2017 release coincided with a rising global interest in reggaeton.

Shakira wasn’t following a trend; she was just in touch with the moment as usual. She released "Chantaje" months before "Despacito," and "Bicicleta," her song with Carlos Vives, which combines elements of reggaeton and vallenato, came out in 2016. 

With the continued mainstream global success of Latin artists, Shakira may no longer see a need to release an English-language album for every album in her mother tongue. Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran breaks with tradition in that it is her second Spanish-language album in a row. It's also loaded with features from the world of Latin music, including Ozuna, Rauw Alejandro, Manuel Turizo, and Karol G. The moment could not be better for an album that explores forward looking pop reggaeton, assisted by some of the brightest young stars in the genre.

If the past is any indicator, this era is going to be another step up for the artist. Beyond the album release, Shakira is teasing another tour. As she told Billboard , "I think this will be the tour of my life. I’m very excited. Just think, I had my foot on the brakes. Now I’m pressing on the accelerator­ — hard."

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Run The World: How Shakira Became One Of The Most Influential Female Artists Of The 21st Century

In celebration of Women's History Month — and Shakira's new album, 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' — take a journey through the Colombian superstar's monumental career, from making global smashes to empowering women worldwide.

Over the course of nearly four decades, Shakira — born Shakira Isabel Mebarak in Barranquilla, Colombia — has become the best-selling Latin female artist of all-time, and in turn one of the most influential female artists of her time.

In honor of Women's History Month, revisit a few of the massive moments in her career that paved the way for the international market of other Latin artists.

She famously invited Latin flow to the Western music industry with her global breakthrough album, 2001's Laundry Service . Five years later, she broke the record for the most-played pop song in a week with "Hips Don't Lie."

Since the beginning, Shakira has used her powerful performances to uplift other women. Her lyrics often emphasize themes of self-reliance, independence, and female strength, most notably in her 2009 hit, "She Wolf."

More than three decades into her career, Shakira is still empowering women with more history-making feats. In 2020, she co-headlined the Super Bowl LIV halftime show alongside Jennifer Lopez , celebrating Latin culture in front of more than 100 million viewers; it's now the most-watched halftime show on YouTube, with more than 308 million views as of press time.

Now, at 47, Shakira continues to use her voice to encourage women to shape their own path, as a mother of two balancing her colossal career. Her forthcoming twelfth studio album — Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran , which translates to "Women No Longer Cry" — is a testament to that.

In celebration of Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran 's March 22 arrival and Women's History Month, press play on the video above to learn more about Shakira's achievements. Check back to GRAMMY.com for more new episodes of Run The World.

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Producer Ovy On The Drums Talks New EP With Myke Towers & The Indescribable Chemistry Of Working With Karol G

"I just wanted to make some good music with a well chosen set of guest artists, and let the beats speak for themselves," Ovy on the Drums says of his new EP with Myke Towers.

When Mañana Será Bonito , the fourth studio album by Karol G , came out in February 2023, its release had been preceded by two momentous hit singles that changed the face of Latin music. 

Panoramic in scope, slick and airy, but also imbued with an intense and lyrical emotional depth, the songs "Provenza" and "Cairo" combined pop, reggaetón and an alternative edge with panache, and confirmed the Colombian singer/songwriter as one of the biggest pop stars in the planet . Mañana Será Bonito would go on to win Latin GRAMMYs for Album Of The Year and Best Urban Music Album, as well as her first-ever GRAMMY for Best Música Urbana Album in 2024.

Karol G wasn’t alone in these accomplishments. Most of the songs on the album were helmed by her longtime producer, Ovy on the Drums . Like Karol herself, 33 year-old Daniel Echavarría Oviedo hails from Medellín. The pair started working together at the very beginning of their careers, and Ovy was behind the haute couture sonics of "Tusa," the 2019 collaboration with Nicki Minaj that first established Karol as a major contender in Latin pop.

"There is a chemistry when we work together that I cannot quite describe with words,"  Ovy says over Zoom from his home in Florida. It’s a weekday morning, and he sits by his keyboard producing station; from time to time, he will play imaginary chords as he searches for the right words for an answer. His attitude remains humble throughout the conversation — even after significant success and a triumphant world tour, where he accompanied Karol on most concert dates.

"I still remember the specific moment when I asked her if she would let me do production work with her," he tells GRAMMY.com. "We keep talking whenever we’re in the studio. She is very clear in her direction; ‘I want this song to sound like that,’ or, ‘Give it another spin and see if we can make it better.’"

Ovy has since been inspired to branch out into different challenges. The latest one is Cassette 01 ,  a six-song EP with Puerto Rican A-list rapper Myke Towers . The EP is the first in a series of cassette-themed mixtapes that will include a different collaborator on each new installment. "The concept of releasing cassette-themed EPs in the year 2024 is really exciting to me," Ovy says. "It’s linked to the history of pop music, and the way we consume songs."

Known for high-voltage, sexed-up urbano anthems like "La Playa" (2020) and "LALA" (2023), Towers adds his imprint to the songs, but Ovy’s futuristic aesthetic is all over the EP. "It’s true that the loop in the beginning has my personal touch," Ovy says with a laugh when I point out that the intro to "AMOR NARCÓTICO" is trademark Ovy. "Sometimes people tell me that a song has that unique touch of mine, and it really seems unbelievable to me when I hear it."

On "BELLAQUERÍA," he mixes synth patches with real riffs performed by his longtime guitar player; the contrast between organic and digitized is prevalent in his stylistic panoply. And his trademark battle call — the almost dub-like cry of "O-O-O-vy on the Drumsss" is the seal of distinction that pops up in every single production.

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Musically speaking, Colombia sits on a highly strategic place: next door to the fertile Caribbean islands where reggae, salsa, merengue and calypso originated — but also close enough to the airwaves of mainstream American pop. Growing up, Ovy listened to a bit of everything, and gravitated naturally to lush records with majestic grooves.

"I loved Bob Marley as a kid," he says. "At home, of course, they would play a lot of salsa at parties, and hits of the time like 'Mayonesa' [a tropi-pop smash by Uruguayan band Chocolate.] I was also crazy about Modern Talking’s ‘Brother Louie’ and the Pet Shop Boys ’ ‘Go West.’ Those are the songs that defined my childhood."

In the meantime, he continues employing FL Studio — the same producing software that he used at the very beginning of his journey.

"I’ll never stop using it," he promises. "I just can’t see myself on another platform. I used to dream about meeting the software creators, and now they follow me on Instagram and gave me every available plug-in. I’ve been producing music for the past 11 years, and I think I only know a good half of everything there is to learn on FL."

Collaborating with other high-profile artists and finishing up a promised solo album are high on Ovy's priority list.

"At the beginning, I was trying to turn my solo project into a conceptual work — but that’s easier said than done," he admits. "In the end, I realized that I just wanted to make some good music with a well chosen set of guest artists, and let the beats speak for themselves. I’d say my solo album is about 50 percent done at this point."

Karol G recently released "CONTIGO," a Euro-leaning, pop-EDM single with Tiësto . It remains to be seen if the diva will rely as tightly on her usual partner in crime as she begins work on her upcoming fifth album.

"When she had some free time off touring, I happened to be busy with the CASSETTE project," Ovy says. "Since then, we connected again and have been recording a bunch of songs. But I can’t really tell what will happen on the next album. And I think it’s good that Karol is collaborating with other producers and composers, searching for different avenues and sounds. We’re definitely on the same page in allowing things to happen the way they are supposed to."

He pauses for a moment, then adds with an extra wave of enthusiasm:

"I will always be there for her. Our common objective hasn’t really changed. We must always work hard, and come up with cool new songs." 

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• 1 2023 In Review: 5 Trends That Defined Latin Music
• 2 2024 Met Gala Red Carpet: Music Icons & Celebrities Charm In The "Garden of Time" Including Bad Bunny, Zendaya, Doja Cat & More
• 3 Shakira's Road To 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran': How Overcoming A Breakup Opened A New Chapter In Her Artistry
• 4 Run The World: How Shakira Became One Of The Most Influential Female Artists Of The 21st Century
• 5 Producer Ovy On The Drums Talks New EP With Myke Towers & The Indescribable Chemistry Of Working With Karol G

Best of 2023: 20 Latin Artists that Dominated Music this Year

Latin artists including bad bunny, shakira, and karol g dominated music this year and broke records.

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By  Laysha Macedo

Music in 2023 saw Latin artists we know and love be recognized for their decades-long contributions to Latin sound and culture as well as up-and-coming artists who have introduced their takes on beloved genres from reggaeton, corridos, electronic music, and latin rock. With all the new albums that dropped and dream collaborations made, we also witnessed nostalgia reign in music this year with numerous comebacks to music, farewell tours, and honorary awards given to those who have had huge roles in Latin music including RBD , Daddy Yankee, and Ivy Queen . The influence and magnitude of Latin music is evident this year more than ever with the amount of record-breaking singles and No. 1 albums in 2023 alone. Everything we saw from Latin artists only makes us more excited for what is to come in 2024. From Ivy Queen being recognized for paving the way for women in reggaeton to Peso Pluma’s endless hits making waves year round, these are the 20 Latin artists that defined music in 2023.

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Jalisco-born corrido singer Peso Pluma’s talent and ability to create hits knew no bounds in 2023. The regional Mexican artist known for his corridos tumbados, made strides this year when he broke Bad Bunny’s Record on the Hot Latin Songs Chart with 25 titles up. Not to mention that his album Génesis , landed at the No. 1 spot on the Top Latin Albums & Regional Mexican Albums charts—his first No. 1. In addition to the massive success of his hit single with Eslabon Armado, “Ella Baila Sola”, he became the first Mexican artist ever to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards when he performed his song “Lady Gaga” which featured a violin-laden opening. He was also recently named as Youtube’s most-viewed artist of 2023, garnering 8.5 billion views this year.

Eslabon Armado

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Adding to all the rage on corridos tumbados and other regional Mexican music that has risen in popularity, Eslabon Armado made themselves known in 2023 hit after hit. The band released their collaboration with Peso Pluma “Ella Baila Sola” in March which has since skyrocketed, now having reached 1 billion streams on Spotify. “Ella Baila Sola” is the first regional Mexican song to achieve this, setting a new standard for the heights that regional Mexican music can reach. The group additionally released their sixth album Desvelado which features their hit single as well as their song “Quédate Conmigo” with Grupo Frontera.

Grupo Frontera

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Originally from Texas, Regional Mexican group Grupo Frontera has also made a name for themselves this year. The group released their debut album this year entitled El Comienzo which features hits “No Se Va”, “En Altavoz”, and “El Amor de Su Vida” to name a few. Grupo Frontera achieved their first top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 for “ Un x100to”, a collaboration with Bad Bunny that blends the Latin trap with norteño-cumbia. Their hits like “Bebe Dame” featuring Fuerza Regida have soared in streams and their popularity has contributed to the breakthrough of the Regional Mexican genre this year. They also took home their first Billboard Latin Music Award when they won Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Duo or Group.

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The beloved 2000s Mexican pop band RBD made strides with a long-awaited comeback following 15 years since their last concert. The “Soy Rebelde” tour garnered a lot of buzz on social media and nostalgia with older and newer fans coming together for the return of the beloved musical group with five of the original members—Anahí, Dulce Maria, Maite Perroni, Christian Chavez , and Christopher von Uckerman. The “Rebelde” band made their way through the United States and Latin America making their tour one of the highest-grossing Latin tours of 2023 with 353,000 tickets sold.

Natalia Lafourcade

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The “Hasta la Raiz” singer Natalia Lafourcade continued to show the world her artistry and profound lyricism this year. Her 2022 album, De Todas las Flores , was critically-acclaimed leading to her Latin Grammy nomination and win for Best Singer-Songwriter Album and Record of the Year for her single of the same name. De Todas las Flores — her first original album in seven years—also won Album of the Year at the Rolling Stone en Español Awards and is up for the Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album.

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Colombian singer and icon Shakira received numerous accolades and broke records despite not releasing an album this year. At the MTV Video Awards, she became the first South American artist to receive the MTV Video Vanguard Award and became Billboard’s first “Latin Woman of the Year”. She also rose to the top of the charts when she earned the most No. 1s on Billboard’s Latin Airplay , Billboard reported. Her No.1 singles in 2023 are collabs that include “Copa Vacía” with Manuel Turizo, “Monotonia,” with Ozuna, “Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53,” with Bizarrap—a record breaker— and “TQG,” with Karol G. To close off 2023, Shakira was honored with a bronze sculpture of her larger-than-life persona in her hometown of Barranquilla, Colombia—the honor symbolizing her success and legacy in Latin America and all over the world.

Mon Laferte

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Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter Mon Laferte dropped her ninth studio album Autopoiética , an ode to a term coined by Chilean biologist Humberto Maturan that refers to creating or recreating the self. In support of her new album—a mix of reverb cumbia, reggaeton and electronic music—Mon Laferte recently announced a 2024 tour which includes shows in Los Angeles, Mexico City, and her hometown, Viña del Mar.

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Colombian-American singer Kali Uchis dropped her latest album “Red Moon in Venus”  this year which ended up at the No. 4 spot on the Billboard 200 as well as No. 2 on R&B/Hip-Hop Albums Chart. In support of her recent album, she went on tour and performed at major music festivals including Lollapalooza, Coachella, and Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival—created by rapper and previous collaborator, Tyler the Creator (“See You Again”, “After the Storm”). She ended the year off with a track featuring Bichota Karol G “Labios Mordidos.” In January 2024 fans can expect her second Spanish album Orquídeas that includes features from Latin artists like Rauw Alejandro and Peso Pluma.

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Colombian singer Karol G had quite the year filled with trailblazing moment. She released her fourth album Mañana será bonito which garnered 32 million streams in a single day on Spotify. The album also debuted #1 on the Billboard 200— the first Latina in history to reach that spot with an all-Spanish-language album—as well as reaching No.1 on the Top Latin Albums chart. Karol G’s “Mañana Sera Bonito” tour was historic, making her the first Latin-American artist to sell out two consecutive nights at the Rose Bowl Stadium. It also became the highest-grossing US tour by a Latina, grossing $138.4 million. She was also the first Latina artist to headline Lollapalooza . On top of so many firsts and accolades, Karol G took home Album of the Year at the 2023 Latin Grammys as well as winning Best Urban Fusion/Performance for her collaboration with Shakira TQG .

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Ivy Queen, La Reina de Reggaeton, was given her flowers this year after over two decades of revolutionizing the predominantly male genre. The “Yo Quiero Bailar” rapper received the Icon Award at the 2023 Billboard Latin Music Awards, recognizing her contributions and legacy in Latin music. Ivy Queen also had her own NPR Tiny Desk Concert during Latinx Heritage Month performing renditions of her biggest hits to the sound of violins and cellos. In an interview with USA TODAY , she said: “All the recognition serves me as motivation and it’s a fuel. It moves me. It’s a blessing to be alive and continue to keep doing what I do, and representing the ladies.”

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Mexican American singer and actress Becky G started the year off strong when she was awarded the Impact Award at Billboard Women in Music. Along with her Mi Casa, Tu Casa U.S. tour—her first headlining tour—and being the first Latina to receive a ceremonial key to Inglewood, she released her third album, “Esquinas”, a Regional Mexican album. In addition to these new releases and touring, she took home three awards for “Mamiii”—a collaboration with Karol G—at the Latin American Music Awards as well as another for Best Collaboration (Regional Mexican) for her single “Ya acabó” with Marca MP.

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The “Envolver” singer performed a medley at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards including tracks from her upcoming funk album as well as taking home the award for Best Latin Video for “Funk Rave” following last year’s historic win when she became the first Brazilian to win a VMA. Anitta also made history when she received a Best New Artist Grammy nomination becoming the first Brazilian woman in 57 years to earn the nomination. She recently released a single with Mexican singer Peso Pluma, entitled “Bellakeo”.

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Another up-and-coming artist we saw this year is Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko. After releasing her debut EP, Trap Kitty , the openly gay artist has taken the world by storm with her bold style and unapologetically queer lyrics. In support of her EP, Young Miko went on tour across parts of the United States, Spain, and Latin America. She dropped a number of singles this year including Tempo (ft. Marshmello) and Lisa , as well as being featured in Bad Bunny’s latest album nadie sabe lo que va a pasar in the track “Fina”.

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No one can deny the presence of Ice Spice in 2023. The rapper of Dominican and Nigerian descent made waves this year from the start when she dropped her debut EP Like..? in January which featured some of her most known tracks such as “Princess Diana” and “Bikini Bottom”. Her hit collaboration with English hyper pop singer PinkPantheress “Boy’s a Liar” landed at the No. 14 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 . She has also been nominated for Best New Artist in the upcoming 2024 Grammy Awards and won Best New Artist this year at the MTV VMAs. She is the only Latinx artist nominated in one of the four major Grammy categories for 2024.

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A newer face to the music industry this past year is none other than 19-year-old Venezuelan singer-songwriter, Joaquina. She received critical acclaim and nominations in 2023 for her debut EP, los mejores años (notas de diario) —a 14-track album of ethereal pop latino with a blend of English and Spanish singing. Joaquina won the Latin Grammy for Best New Artist this year and was nominated for Best Singer-Songwriter Album becoming the youngest artist to receive this nomination.

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Puerto Rican reggaetonero Bad Bunny made history several times in 2023. From the start when he was named the first Spanish-language artist to headline Coachella to when he opened the Grammy Awards with a performance of “El Apagon”, el Conejo Malo has been a nonstop force this year. On top of performing at the Grammys, he also took home his third Grammy Award for Best Música Urbana Album for his quintessential album, Un Verano Sin Ti . That album alone brought much critical acclaim and accolades to the rapper, being the first Spanish-language album to be nominated for the Album of the Year Award since the Grammys first launched as well as becoming Spotify’s most-streamed album of 2023 and of all time 15 billion streams. His latest album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana , is also holding its own having debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 Albums chart and becoming the most-streamed album in a single day so far in 2023 on Spotify. 

Rauw Alejandro

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The “Todo de Ti” rapper, Rauw Alejandro dropped his fourth studio album Playa Saturn o , the sequel to his previous album Saturno . The album includes “Baby Hello”, a collaboration with DJ Bizarrap, “Ponte Nasty” with Jowell & Randy, and “Diluvio”. The album reached No. 29 on the Billboard 200 and No. 4 on Top Latin Albums. His Saturno World Tour made waves with 47 shows across Latin America, the United States and parts of Europe.

Daddy Yankee

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2023 marks an important year for reggaeton legend, Daddy Yankee. The Puerto Rican reggaetonero officially retired at 46 years old following a long and successful career as one of the pioneers of reggaeton and one of the voices responsible for its globalization with his hit “Gasolina”. Yankee went on his farewell tour following his last record Legendaddy which culminated in his concert “La Meta” in Puerto Rico. The sensation that is “Gasolina” was also added to the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress this year, the first reggaeton song to be added. This historic moment makes the legend’s last year in music that much more meaningful.

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Argentine DJ Bizarrap was on everyone’s radar in 2023. While not completely new to the industry—having been nominated fo r Producer of the Year at the 2021 Latin Grammys— Bizarrap’s presence exploded with his popular collaborations with big name Latin artists such as Peso Pluma, Arcangel, and Rauw Alejandro. His biggest hit came with his collab Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53 that currently has 668 million views on Youtube. The tracks went on to break numerous records including being the fastest Latin track to reach 100 million views on Youtube and for most streamed Latin track on Spotify in 24 hours with over 14 million streams. The single also went on to win Best Pop Song and Song of the Year at the Latin Grammys while Bizarrap himself earned New Artist of the Year at the Latin American Music Awards.

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Reggaeton pioneer Tego Calderón made a comeback this year with his single “Recetas” which was nominated and won Best Reggaeton Performance at the Latin Grammys. The “Pa’ Que Retozen” singer’s latest music and Latin Grammy win mark a long-awaited return after eight years following his last El Que Sabe, Sabe which won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Urban Music Album.

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All the U.S. Tours From Latin Artists Announced for 2024 (Updating)

Posted: April 30, 2024 | Last updated: April 30, 2024

Editor’s Note:  The list features only U.S. tours and is updated on a weekly basis. Tours that have already ended have been removed from the list .

2023 marked a significant year in touring for Latin acts across multiple genres, including reggaetón, música mexicana and pop. They represent a wide-ranging crop of artists who've diversified the Billboard touring charts, according to the year-end Boxscore chart . More and more Spanish-language artists also toured stadiums, as was the case for Fuerza Regida , RBD and Karol G . The latter landed at No. 11 on the 2023 Top Tours chart, with $146.9 million and 843,000 tickets sold from just 19 dates of her Mañana Será Bonito U.S. stadium tour.

This new year looks to be just as promising.

Just days after dropping Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana , Bad Bunny announced his 2024 Most Wanted U.S. Tour, produced by Live Nation and Rimas, which will kick off Feb. 21 in Salt Lake City and runs until May 26 in Miami. It's set to follow the hitmaker's World’s Hottest Tour stadium run, which along with his Ultimo Tour del Mundo arena run led to a  record-breaking  $435 million in tour grosses for Bad Bunny in 2022.

Brzilian superstar Anitta is set to embark on her 2024 Baile Funk Experience Tour. The 20-date global trek includes her first-ever North American leg. Other artists who are set to hit the road next year are Pepe Aguilar , Laura Pausini , Hombres G and Gloria Trevi .

Below, see our updating list of Latin tours that have already been announced for 2024.

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Alicia Villarreal

Tour: Donde Todo Comenzó

Mexican sweetheart Alicia Villarreal is hitting the road in 2024 with her Donde Todo Comenzó tour, where she will take fans down to memory lane, performing her greatest hits from the '90s and today. The former Grupo Limite singer will visit 16 U.S. cities including Denver, Phoenix and Houston in the trek produced by Live Nation. Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, Dec. 15, at www.livenation.com .

Mar 16 - Omaha, NE @ Steelhouse Omaha Mar 17 - Denver, CO @ Paramount Theatre Mar 22 - Tucson, AZ @ Rialto Theatre Mar 23 - Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren Apr 12 - San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre Apr 13 - El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre Apr 19 - Inglewood, CA @ YouTube Theater Apr 20 - El Cajon, CA @ The Magnolia May 11 - Kennewick, WA @ Toyota Center May 12 - Portland, OR @ Keller Auditorium May 17 - San Jose, CA @ San Jose Civic May 18 - Wheatland, CA @ Hard Rock Live Sep 06 - Laredo, TX @ Sames Auto Arena Sep 07 - McAllen, TX @ McAllen Performing Arts Center Sep 13 - Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Sep 14 - Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall

Tour: Cerrando Ciclos

Romeo Santos  and  Aventura  are reuniting once again for their 2024 Cerrando Ciclos trek. Produced by  CMN  Events, the 20-date trek will kick off May 1 in Sacramento, and wraps in Dallas on June 11, with two additional dates in Canada. The timeless bachata group — known for hits such as “Obsesion,” “Dile al Amor” and “Un Beso” — will also make pit stops in key U.S. cities including Los Angeles, New York and Miami.  

See the complete list of dates here .

Tour: Most Wanted Tour

In October, Bad Bunny announced he’s hitting the road in 2024 in support of his latest set, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana . The Most Wanted Tour, produced by Live Nation and Rimas, will kick off Feb. 21 in Salt Lake City and runs until May 26 in Miami, Fla. In between, Benito will make stops in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Houston, Atlanta and more U.S. cities.

The 2024 Most Wanted Tour will follow the artist’s World’s Hottest Tour stadium run. See the complete list of dates for Bad Bunny's Most Wanted Tour here .

Tour: Nuestro Lugar Feliz Tour

Produced by Loud and Live, Camilo's Nuestro Lugar Feliz tour will kick off Sept. 26 in Los Angeles. The nine-date trek announcement comes on the heels of the Colombian singer-songwriter's EP, titled Un , and his and Evaluna's pregnancy announcement. The couple is expecting baby No. 2. See the complete list of dates for Camilo's Nuestro Lugar Feliz Tour below:

• Los Angeles -- Sept. 26
• El Paso, Texas -- Sept. 28
• McAllen, Texas -- Oct. 5
• Huston -- Oct. 6
• Chicago -- Oct. 10
• New York -- Oct. 12
• Miami -- Oct. 19
• Orlando -- Oct. 20
• San Juan, Puerto Rico -- Oct. 26

Tour: Tour of Lux

Mexican-American sierreño artist DannyLux will hit the road with his House of Lux Tour on April 27 in San Diego. The 11-date stint will make stops in cities such as Dallas, Denver and New York City's Brooklyn before wrapping up June 28 in Los Angeles. See the dates here .

Gloria Trevi

Tour: Mi Soundtrack World Tour

Mexican star Gloria Trevi will kick off her Soundtrack Tour in Hidalgo, Texas on Jan. 26, and is set to visit over 30 cities across the U. S., including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Miami. According to a press release, the concept of the tour was inspired by the release of Trevi's  Mi Soundtrack (Vol. 1 and Vol. 2) . For this trek, Trevi has tapped MAR Solis as the opening act for multiple shows on the first leg of the tour.

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Los Temerarios

Tour: Hasta Siempre Tour

Los Temerarios is set to go on their last tour together in 2024, the iconic band announced in August along with the news that they were separating after 40 years together. "We will do [the tour] with the same love and respect that we’ve always done tours with," brothers Adolfo and Gustavo Ángel said in a statement.

Below, the complete list of dates for Los Temerarios’ upcoming last tour in the U.S.

June 15 — Los Angeles, CA — BMO Stadium July 26 — San Jose, CA — SAP Center Aug. 3 — Las Vegas, NV — Michelob Ultra Arena Aug. 8 — Phoenix, AZ — Footprint Center Aug. 9 — Coachella, CA — Acrisure Arena Aug. 24 — Sacramento, CA — Golden 1 Center Sept. 7 — Fairfax, VA — EagleBank Arena Oct. 4 — Austin, TX — Moody Center Oct. 12 — Houston, TX — Toyota Center Nov. 2 — Atlanta, GA — Gas South Arena Nov. 3 — Charlotte, NC — Spectrum Center Nov. 8 & 9 — Chicago, IL — Allstate Arena Nov. 23 — Anaheim, CA — Honda Center

Mon Laferte

Tour: Autopoética Tour

Mon Laferte announced a tour that will bring her latest album, Autopoética , to the stage. The trek will first visit countries in Latin America and then make its way to the U.S. for shows in May and June.

Thu May 2            Rosemont, IL                       Rosemont Theatre

Sun May 5           Boston, MA                          Orpheum Theatre

Tue May 7            New York, NY                     Theater @ Madison Square Garden

Thu May 9            Atlanta, GA                          Coca Cola Roxy

Fri May 10            Lake Buena Vista, FL       House of Blues

Sun May 12          Miami Beach, FL                Fillmore Miami Beach At Jackie Gleason Theatre

Wed May 15         McAllen, TX                         McAllen Performing Arts Center

Thu May 16          Austin, TX                            Moody Amphitheater

Fri May 17             Houston, TX                        Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land

Sun May 19          Irving, TX                              The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

Tue May 21          El Paso, TX                          El Paso County Coliseum

Fri May 24            San Francisco, CA             The Masonic

Sat May 25          Los Angeles, CA                The Kia Forum

Sun May 26         San Diego, CA                    Gallagher Square at  Petco Park

Tue May 28         Phoenix, AZ                         Arizona Financial Theatre

Fri May 31             Seattle, WA                          Paramount Theatre

Pepe Aguilar

Tour: Jaripeo Hasta Los Huesos Tour

Pepe Aguilar announced the return of his tour alongside his family, rooted in Mexican tradition, music and culture. This production will feature a new look with a theme that pays tribute to Mexico's Day of the Dead celebration. According to a press release, this new trek will "take the audience on a visual and musical journey that goes back to the origin of the Aguilar Dynasty through classic and favorite songs spanning several generations."

The 20-city tour kicks off with two nights at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., on March 29 and 30 and then continues across the U.S. before concluding in Sacramento, Calif., at the Golden 1 Center on July 20. See the complete list of dates here .

Tour: Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour

Shakira announced the first leg of her 2024 Live Nation-promoted North American tour. Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour — named in honor of her new album of the same name — will play 14 arena shows across North America, beginning Nov. 2 in Palm Desert, Calif., and ending Dec. 15 in Detroit, Mich. This is Shakira’s first tour since her 2018 El Dorado World Tour, which took her to stadiums and arenas around the world. Shakira first hinted that she would be touring this year during her Q&A at Billboard  Latin  Music Week and her  Billboard  cover story last October. 

Find the complete list of dates here .

Victor Manuelle

Tour: Retromántico

Victor Manuelle is celebrating his 30th career anniversary with his new Retromántico tour kicking off in the Spring. Co-promoted by CMN Events and La Commission, the month-long stint, where the Puerto Rican artist will perform his biggest salsa hits, will kick off April 26 at Rosemont Theatre in Chicago and wrap in New York’s Beacon Theatre on May 25. Tickets for  Retromántico tour go on sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday (Feb. 2) via Ticketmaster and venue box offices. 

See full dates below: 

April 26 — Chicago, IL @ Rosemont Theatre April 27 — Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena May 3 — Atlanta, GA @ Fox Theatre May 5 — Atlantic City, NJ @ Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena May 10 — Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live Orlando May 24 — Hollywood, FL @ Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino May 25 — New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre

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Otava Yo is a one-of-a-kind and unique band. Experienced folk musicians decided to create a slightly less serious than usual music project, without sacrificing traditional Russian sounds. The result was a formation balancing on the border of entertainment and historical references. The multi-million views of the clips and a few very well received records are proof that the folk has not died and is even very well. The musicians play traditional instruments, thanks to which the listener can immerse themselves in unique, often inaudible sounds and absorb them without restrictions. At the same time, all this is adorned with a great sense of humor. Watching music videos Otava Yo is great fun, but only live you can fully experience the amazing atmosphere that beats from the band at every step.

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Interview with Alexey Belkin of Russian Folk Band Otava Yo

Otava Yo is one of the rising acts in contemporary Russian folk music. The Saint Petersburg, Russian-based band has an excellent new album available internationally titled “ Do You Love ”

The lineup includes Alexey Belkin on vocals, bagpipes, gusli, zhaleika; Alexey Skosyrev on vocals, acoustic guitar; Dmitry Shikhardin on vocals, fiddle; Yulia Usova on vocals, violin; Petr Sergeev on bass drum and darbuka; and Timur Sigidin on bass.

Otava Yo’s leader Alexey Belkin talked to World Music Central about the band’s background and the new recording.

Q: How and when was Otava Yo formed?

On the streets of St. Petersburg in 2003, where we decided to busk for fun. The feedback from audience was so great, so we started to busk in St. Pete on a regular basis. That time we were playing instrumental Celtic music. Only after 3 years of occasional street performing, we made a first record and perceived our selves as a band.

Q: What do you consider as the essential elements of your music?

We try to keep music live, in terms that we do not like to copy somebody’s ideas, we prefer to invent our own bicycle. If we see some great idea created by somebody else – it inspires us to make something too. Also, we try to keep the main idea of folk songs and do not complicate them. If it is funny cheerful dance song we would not make from it jazzy lounge R&B.

Q: Who can you cite as your main musical influences?

I can talk only for myself. I used to listen to lots of Celtic artists – Chieftains , Carlos Nuñez , Silly Wizard , etc. and also Scandinavian bands like Hedningarna , Garmarna . I love Latvian band Iļģi . Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Michael Nyman. All of them could make influence on my musical taste.

Q: Tell us about your first recordings and your musical evolution.

The first recording with Otava Yo we made in 2006. After all those sessions on the streets we decide to make live album with everything we played for that time. So, it was an instrumental album with just 1 song. Raw and live. No bass guitar and no even bass drum. Exactly how we played on the streets.

Three years later we made a new album full of Russian traditional songs, the most popular ones. And it was recorded with using all studio possibilities. We made nice arrangements and used more instruments than we can play live, invited some friends. So, it was fun to make that record and to see how good this music could be recorded.

The new album “ Do you love ” in 2018 took us a 6 months of work in studio. And I believe it is our most matured work for now.

Q: Even though you live in a city, your music contains elements of Russian village music. How do you find traditional rural folk songs?

Well, we live in cities, but some of us used to stay in countryside. I myself till 15 years old stayed in very small town in private house in suburb of St. Petersburg. I was able to go for a walk without seeing a single car, if I wanted I could make a campfire with my friends in my yard, so it was a happy childhood of a small town boy. But there was no folklore in my life. It was USSR and communists did everything they could to steal folklore from Russian population and to replace it with fake academic folklore. But in spite of this the folk songs are all over, all you need just to wish to listen to them. The most of the song we sing we just know. Some of them we found in ethnographic recordings or books. But we never went to ethnographic expeditions.

Q: Otava Yo uses various traditional Russian instruments. Tell us about them and how common are they now?

The most common – electric guitar and bass, the rest are quite rare. Well, to be serious, it is a problem now with getting Russian traditional instruments. You are not able to buy them in store, the only way to get such instrument is only to order it directly from the maker and then wait for a few months. I ordered my new Russian village bagpipe in May, and it is ready only now. But it is worth the wait. How common?… Well, not really.

Q: Who makes your traditional musical instruments?

Different makers. Some of them are from St. Petersburg, some from other cities. My zhaleikas mostly made by Anton Platonov and Dmitry Dyomin. Gusli by Alexander Teplov. The new Russian bagpipe by Vasiliy Ivanov. Also, I am waiting for the new gaita chanter with keys from Moscow’s maker Alexander Anistratov. All of them you may find on Facebook.

Q: Otava Yo is also known for making captivating music videos. Tell us about the process of making videos and who is involved.

We make them in picaresque way. I have directed all the videos we made. As far as I didn’t study how to shoot video, so I was not afraid to start to make them and just started to do it without understanding the details of the whole video production process. First two videos we even shot by ourselves, only starting from “Street cleaner” we have invited professional camera man.

The process – usually I start to think about the song for which I would like to shoot video. I listen to it more than a hundred times. Then I come up with the main idea and start to work on the script. Then with my partner Vsevolod together we write final script and plan all the shootings details including what kind of equipment we will use and where will rent it. Then we shoot 🙂

After shooting we edit it and make post-production.

Nothing special or unusual. The only important thing – I suppose if we would invite the professional director from the side the result would not be like what we have now, just because it is impossible to find, so folklore involved and oriented director in Russia or outside of it. So, I had to invent everything especially for Otava Yo. I suppose it is a unique product we made in a single copy, it is very difficult to duplicate. So that’s the whole secret.

Q: How’s the current traditional and contemporary folk and world music scene in Saint Petersburg and other parts of Russia?

To be honest, quite bad. The amount of folk groups which on regular basis can play the concerts is very little. The ones which could attract more than 100 listeners even less. We do not have infrastructure for world music. The quantity of world music festivals is also quite low. But I think it is changing a little bit and also with our help too.

Q: If you could gather any musicians or musical groups to collaborate with whom would that be?

Well, I like Hedningarna and Penguin cafe, I think we could make something interesting together. And Rammstein of course 🙂

Q: Do you have any upcoming projects to share with us?

We are getting ready for Christmas tour, which will happen in January 2020. Now we are in the middle of “Once upon a time” tour which is dedicated to 10-year anniversary of our second album “Once upon a time”. Ten more concerts to go.

We need to finish the new video clip, which we shot in August. I wanted to create an adventurous comedy video, and I hope it will work out as I planned. We have some ideas for our YouTube show “Zelyonka”, where we invite other musicians and play together. The last month we had a great guests from Sweden – Garmarna . We plan several other interesting acts within this show. And of course we are planning to work on new songs, and this is the most important thing for us now. The recent live video with new song “Zalivochka” which we just uploaded gathered more than 100K views just for 2 days; that means people look forward for new songs from us.

headline photo: Otava Yo by Maxim Drozdov

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19 Replies to “Interview with Alexey Belkin of Russian Folk Band Otava Yo”

I love the music and your vocals.

I grew up with a lot of folk music in the 1950’s and 1960’s in the US. You are one of my favorite folk bands and I understand very little Russian.

I stumbled across one of your videos a few weeks ago and have watched dozens since!! I live in the US and it is unlike folk music that I have heard before, though your energy and spirit remind me of bluegrass and Celtic. Your joy in performing it is contagious and always leaves me with a smile on my face.

I’ve just discovered that a number of your videos offer subtitles – this has made viewing your performances even more fun.

Thank you for what you do!!

My wife came across an Otava Yo video and shared it with me, then another, and another, and we quickly became fans of your exhuberent and lovely band! We love your music, your enthusiasm and eagerly wait for each new video that you create! Your music videos are simply a joy to watch and listen to!

I discovered Otava Yo whilst looking for Moscow Nights on YouTube in 2017. Now I am completely hooked. I wish they would come and play in Yorkshire where I live.

the real Slavic spirit is in the rural life, not the city. May Otava Yo help bright that spirit to all peoples!

Wow! I love your music and your videos fill me with joy. Thank you so much! Your friend in Saskatchewan, Canada!

Watching fro m Newzealand amazing 👌

Even though I cannot speak or understand Russian I absolutely love your band and your music!

Just fabulous joyfull music and beautiful film locations, was trying to work out where the band was from and kept coming up with they have to be russian obviously but lve never heard that type of music. Love it and hoping once covid is under control the band can come to Australia.. world music adelaide would be a real lover of your music .cheers from australia.

Otava Yo, you are amazing. We love your music very much here in Wyoming in the USA. We are avid celtic music fans (Planxty, Bothy Band, Talisk, Tannahill Weavers, Solas, Carlos Nunez, et cetera) and one day an Otava Yo video came on our YouTube feed. We are hooked on your lovely music. It’s so obvious you love the land and culture of your country. Your videos are utterly captivating. All the effort you put into them does not go unnoticed or unappreciated. You have made our lives better with your music. Thank you so much! P.S. I am a Highland Piper of 35 years. Wondering if you play the Scottish Highland Pipes as well.

Otava Yo, I agree with all the comments above. Cannot tell you how much your music inspires me and your videos always put me in a good mood. I’m a US Marine currently stationed in Germany, and cannot wait to see you in concert here in Europe! Thank you for making such wonderful music!!!

No Canadian dates yet? Guess I will make the trip to St.Petes then 🙂 “Discovered” The Tale of Ivan Groove 3 years ago and have been listening to it ever since. I play it all the time at our gatherings. Love when people ask what language that is. Keep the music flowing!!

Love your music and your videos! Come to Alaska!

I found Ivana groove on youtube 4-5 years ago Listened to you guys constantly When you coming to Montreal??? I want to live in that old village by the canal! Little rowboat to go visit the neighbours. Small old house with leaky roof and a wood stove Heaven!!

What type of fiddle is Dmitry playing? The female fiddle players play more traditional violins, but his fiddle looks like it’s on steroids.

I live in the US. I usually listen to bluegrass and love music with lots of instruments. Started looking for folk music from other countries and found Otava Yo on YouTube. I am now addicted. It doesn’t matter if you don’t understand the words if the music is great. I also like Hrdza from Slovakia.

They are just amazing, turn in on 24th of December for their ONLINE Christmas concert at 7pm (Moscow time).

What Aleksy forget to say is that they keep alive not only Russian folklore but European folklore too.

In the 1970s, the beacon of light was in the West and the USA. Today it’s in the East. While westerners try their best to destroy their roots, Eastern nation celebrate them. Just read what Aleksey says about what the communists in the USSR did with traditional songs, and you know what the new USSR in the West tries to do in with the same.

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• Metro pass is included in the price of both tours.

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• Visit 10 must-see stations of Moscow metro on 2-hr tour and 20 Metro stations on 3-hr tour, including grand Komsomolskaya station with its distinctive Baroque décor, aristocratic Mayakovskaya station with Soviet mosaics, legendary Revolution Square station with 72 bronze sculptures and more!
• Explore Museum of Moscow Metro and learn a ton of technical and historical facts;
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• Learn fun stories and myths about Coffee Ring, Zodiac signs of Moscow Metro and more;
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From the very first days of its existence, the Moscow Metro was the object of civil defense, used as a bomb shelter, and designed as a defense for a possible attack on the Soviet Union.

At a depth of 50 to 120 meters lies the second, the coded system of Metro-2 of Moscow subway, which is equipped with everything you need, from food storage to the nuclear button.

According to some sources, the total length of Metro-2 reaches over 150 kilometers.

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• The interval in the movement of trains in rush hour is  90 seconds .

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