This week’s in Latin Notas: Romeo Santos announes his Golden tour will have a second round in the U.S., and Lali Esposito appears on stage with Enrique Iglesias in Argentina.
Also, Juanes invites Vicente Garcia as the opening act for his concert in Puerto Rico, and Sebastian Yatra’s new song “Por Perro” with Luis Figueroa and Lary Over is now available for listening.
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Romeo Santos announces Golden tour’s second leg
During the weekend, Romeo Santos had great news for all his fans: His 2018 Golden Tour will have a second leg, in which the Bachata superstar will revisit cities and add new venues. Santos wrapped up the tour in the U.S. last Friday (Apr. 6), and he is currently getting ready to hit Europe.
Lali Esposito performs with Enrique Iglesias in Argentina
On Sunday (Apr 8), Enrique Iglesias took center stage at the Estadio GEBA in Argentina as part of his worldwide tour. And, this time, the superstar wasn’t alone — he invited Lali Esposito, with whom he performed the song “Heartbeat.” Iglesias and Esposito made all fans crazy, not only live, but also on social media.
Vicente Garcia to join Juanes in Puerto Rico
Vicente García announced that he will join Juanes during his concert in Puerto Rico on June 15. The Dominican singer and Grammy winner will be the opening act at the concert, which is set to take place at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico.
Sebastian Yatra drops “Por Perro” with Luis Figueroa and Lary Over
Sebastian Yatra tries to forget a woman in his new video “Por Perro,” which is about losing his love because he was unfaithful. The new single is in collaboration with Lary Over and Luis Figueroa, and was produced by the Colombian “Sky” (J Balvin, Juanes, Farruko, among others), with co-production from the Julca brothers. The music video was shot between the cities of Bogota and Miami, and helmed by the Venezuelan director Nuno Gomes.