Reggaeton fans have a new reason to plan a trip to Colombia. Puerto Rican star Don Omar has confirmed three Colombian dates on The Last King World Tour 2027: Bogotá on Thursday, November 4, Cali on Friday, November 5, and Medellín on Sunday, November 7. They're part of a Latin American leg spanning 18 shows in 13 countries between October 21 and November 28, 2027, starting in Asunción, Paraguay and wrapping up in Panama City after stops in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico and Central America.
The practical bit to act on now: free pre-registration is open at donomar.com. Fans fill in their contact details and chosen city, which puts them ahead in the virtual queue when the presale opens on November 19, 2026. Don Omar announced the system during a livestream from the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, and he was clear about the fine print — registering costs nothing but doesn't guarantee a ticket or count as a purchase. Venues, prices and seating maps for the Colombian shows haven't been confirmed yet, so follow the artist and local promoters for updates.
The tour's title nods to his 2006 album King of Kings, widely credited with pushing Latin urban music onto the global stage. Expect a career-spanning setlist after more than 25 years in the game: 'Danza Kuduro,' 'Dile,' 'Pobre Diabla,' 'Dale Don Dale,' 'Taboo,' 'Bandolero,' 'Salió el Sol' and 'Ella y Yo' are the kind of songs multiple generations know by heart.
For travellers, the timing is genuinely good. Early November sits in Colombia's second dry-ish window in the Andean region, and the three cities make an easy music-led itinerary. Bogotá brings cool high-altitude evenings, the gold museum and a booming food scene. Cali is the world capital of salsa, so a concert night there pairs naturally with a dance lesson or two. Medellín, now firmly on the travel map thanks to its cable cars, Comuna 13 street art and spring-like year-round climate, rounds out the trio. With shows on consecutive days, you could realistically catch all three and see a wide slice of the country in one week — Bogotá and Medellín are about an hour apart by plane, and Cali sits between them.
Who is this for? Anyone who missed Don Omar's earlier tours, reggaeton fans who want to see the genre in one of the countries that embraced it hardest, and travellers looking for a concrete excuse to combine live music with a Colombia trip. Just sort the free registration before November 19, 2026, and keep your plans flexible until venues and prices are announced.
