Puerto Rican reggaeton star Don Omar will perform in Paris on Wednesday, June 30, 2027, as part of his The Last King World Tour, marking his first concert in the French capital in over ten years. The announcement coincides with the fifteenth anniversary of "Danza Kuduro," the song that propelled him to global stardom.
Thirteen European dates before a Spanish leg
The European leg of the tour will begin on June 24, 2027, in Zurich, before heading to The Hague and Düsseldorf, then Paris. The tour will then continue to Milan, Naples, and London, before concluding with six Spanish dates in Bilbao, Valencia, Murcia, Madrid, Malaga, and Galicia, running until mid-July 2027. The Paris venue for the concert has not yet been officially confirmed by the organizers.
The show is set to revisit the artist's entire career through tracks that have become classics of the genre, including Dale Don Dale, Pobre Diabla, Salió el Sol, Bandoleros, Taboo and Hasta Abajo.
A track that's still at the top of the streaming charts
Danza Kuduro remains the most streamed Latin song on Spotify to this day, and continues to appear in its global ranking of the most listened-to tracks, fifteen years after its release. This longevity illustrates Don Omar's pioneering role in the international expansion of reggaeton at the turn of the 2010s.
The organizers have not yet announced the precise ticketing details for the Paris date, but invite fans to monitor the usual sales channels as well as the artist's official website.
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