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La Última Vuelta World Tour

La Última Vuelta World Tour was the eighth and farewell concert tour by Puerto Rican rapper and singer Daddy Yankee, in support of his seventh and final studio album Legendaddy (2022). Comprising 89 shows, the tour began on July 16, 2022, in Torremolinos, Spain[a] and concluded on December 22, 2022, in Miami, Florida. It visited North America twice while making a one-month-lasting stop in South America, as well as a single European show in Spain as part of a music festival.

La Última Vuelta World Tour
Tour by Daddy Yankee
Location
  • Europe
  • North America
  • South America
Associated albumLegendaddy
Start dateJuly 16, 2022[a]
End dateDecember 22, 2022
Legs3
No. of shows86
Attendance1.9 million
Box officeUS$205 million
Daddy Yankee concert chronology

Initially, the tour was planned to end on January 8, 2023, with three sold out shows in Puerto Rico at Estadio Hiram Bithorn, which commemorated 30 years of a shooting incident that occurred on January 6, 1993, which allowed Daddy Yankee to focus entirely on his music career due to a bullet wound that ended his dream of becoming a professional baseball player. However, the concerts were cancelled due to logistical problems. Eventually, the concerts were rescheduled to be at Coliseo de Puerto Rico and were renamed as "La Meta".

The rapper announced that he plans to retire from music after the end of the tour in order to enjoy what he had achieved during his career. Before the beginning of the tour, he matched the record for the most consecutive shows at the Foro Sol in Mexico and became the first artist to sell out three shows in a single day at the Estadio Nacional in Chile. It was nominated for a Pollstar Award for Latin Tour of the Year. By its conclusion, La Última Vuelta became Daddy Yankee's most successful tour, the sixth highest-grossing tour worldwide of 2022 and the second highest-grossing Latin tour in Boxscore history, with a total gross of $205 million dollars in ticket sales and 1.9 million attendees.[8]

Background

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At the 28th Billboard Latin Music Awards on September 23, 2021, during Daddy Yankee's acceptance speech for his induction into the Billboard Latin Music Hall of Fame, he hinted at a retirement by saying to his fans to "enjoy his last musical round".[9] On December 30, 2021, he confirmed that in 2022 he would "give his last round to the world".[10] On March 20, 2022, after a 32-year career, Daddy Yankee announced his retirement from music after the end of his farewell concert tour, La Última Vuelta World Tour, as well as the release date for his final album, Legendaddy.[11][12] Daddy Yankee decided to retire while working on the record and after feeling that the time had come to "look for something beyond the industry" and to "give himself the opportunity to enjoy everything he had achieved" during his career.[13] He had previously stated on September 15, 2021 that he saw himself growing as an executive producer of movies and documentaries.[14]

Stage design

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The three-floor stage of the concerts is composed of two big vertical screens and a horizontal one of 3,600 square feet (334 square meters), five live cameras, nine fire spraying machines, 20 circular LED reflectors by side, three-dimensional effects, pyrotechnics and 180 laser beams.[6][15] Daddy Yankee performed alongside a live band of nine musicians, two backing vocalists and 16 dancers.[6] Guest features Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, Luis Fonsi, Lil Jon, Pitbull, Ozuna, Myke Towers, Wisin & Yandel and Zion & Lennox appeared through pre-recorded footage on a holographic screen, which was also used to display "a life-size gold airplane" at the start of the shows, of which Daddy Yankee emerged from.[15][16]

Ticketing and itinerary

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Daddy Yankee intended to give the last concert of his career at the Hiram Bithorn Stadium, venue of the Cangrejeros de Santurce, of which he is co-owner.

The initial dates were announced on March 20, 2022, with the tour scheduled to start on August 10, 2022 in Portland, Oregon and to end on December 2, 2022 in Mexico City, with a total of 41 shows.[11][12][17] However, more dates were added, setting the tour's beginning on July 15, 2022 in Madrid, Spain and its conclusion on January 8, 2023 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, increasing its number of shows to 91.[18][19][20] The tour's scheduled first date in Madrid, part of the Madrid Puro Reggaetón Festival at the Metropolitano Stadium, was cancelled at the last minute due to a breach of contract and security measures that did not meet the necessary requirements.[21]

La Última Vuelta began in Torremolinos, Spain on July 16,[a] part of the Puro Latino Fest, as the only show in Europe.[22] The tour continued in the United States from July 25 in Denver to September 20 in New York City, with four stops between Rosarito, Mexico and the Canadian cities of Montreal and Toronto.[18] It carried on in Latin America from September 23 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia through December 4 in Mexico City before returning to the United States on December 6 in Charlotte and giving the tour's last show of 2022 on December 22 in Miami.[18] It continued in San Juan, Puerto Rico with three dates from January 6 to the tour's conclusion on January 8, 2023 at the Hiram Bithorn Stadium, ballpark of baseball team Cangrejeros de Santurce, of which Daddy Yankee is co-owner, shareholder and vice president of operations.[23][24][25] The January 6, 2023 show commemorated 30 years of a shooting incident occurred on January 6, 1993, which frustrated Daddy Yankee's dream of becoming a professional baseball player due to a bullet wound on his leg but that allowed him to focus entirely on his music career.[19][20]

Setlist

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The following setlist performed was at the July 28, 2022 concert held at Kia Forum in Inglewood, California and does not represent all shows throughout the tour.[15]

  1. "Jefe" (Instrumental intro)
  2. "Campeón"
  3. "Remix"
  4. "Problema"
  5. "Rompe"
  6. "Machucando"
  7. "Lo Que Pasó, Pasó"
  8. "Rumbatón"
  9. "Ella Me Levantó"
  10. "Mayor Que Yo"
  11. "No Me Dejes Solo"
  12. "Tu Príncipe"
  13. "Yo Voy"
  14. "Shaky Shaky"
  15. "Baila Baila Baila" (Remix)
  16. "China"
  17. "Pasatiempo"

Encore:

  2. "Somos de Calle"
  3. "Enchuletiao'"
  4. "La Santa"
  5. "X Última Vez"
  6. "Agua"
  7. Playero – "Que Tire Pa' Lante"
  8. "Despacito"
  9. "La Despedida"
  10. "¿Qué Tengo Que Hacer?"
  11. "Hot"
  12. "Limbo"
  13. "Bombón"
  14. "Con Calma"
  15. "Dura"
  16. "Gasolina"

Reception

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Critical response

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Remezcla's Alexis Hodoyán-Gastélum described the first of five shows in Los Angeles as "two hours of an epic non-stop dancing party" and "a trip down memory lane," as well as "a huge flex on having a career filled with hit after hit after hit, a sonic legacy that will live on for generations."[16] She noticed nostalgia to be "a big component throughout the show," in which songs like "Rompe" (2005) and "Ella Me Levantó" (2007) "drew the best reactions from the crowd," as well as "more mainstream" singles including "Limbo" (2012) and "Con Calma" (2019).[16] Billboard's Griselda Flores referred to the second concert at Kia Forum as a "high-tech, riveting show" with an "impressive production".[15] It was nominated for a Pollstar Award for Latin Tour of the Year at the 34th Pollstar Awards.[26]

Commercial performance

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La Última Vuelta World Tour was the sixth highest-grossing tour of 2022, with earnings of over 197 million dollars for the year's 83 shows and around 1.9 million ticket sales.[27] It became Daddy Yankee's most successful concert tour of his career and the second highest-grossing Latin tour in Boxscore history, behind Bad Bunny's World's Hottest Tour.[27] It was the second highest-grossing tour of the year in Latin America, with a gross of 112.7 million dollars, and the 21st in North America, with 65 million dollars.[27] His five concerts at the Foro Sol in Mexico matched local band Grupo Firme's record for the most consecutive shows at the venue.[28][29] Chilean concert production company Bizarro Live Entertainment reported that he became the first artist to sell out three shows in a single day at the Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos in Chile after doing so in five hours.[30][31]

Tour dates

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List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, attendance and amount of gross revenue[32]
Date (2022)CityCountryVenueOpening actAttendanceRevenue
Europe
July 16[a][b]TorremolinosSpainRecinto Ferial de Torremolinos———
North America
July 25DenverUnited StatesBall Arena—12,132 / 12,165$1,961,451
July 27InglewoodKia Forum59,226 / 61,687[c]$9,634,632[c]
July 28
July 29
July 31PhoenixFootprint Center12,048 / 12,207$2,057,771
August 2OaklandOakland Arena12,082 / 12,948$1,636,806
August 4SeattleClimate Pledge Arena12,279 / 13,243$1,910,646
August 6Las VegasT-Mobile Arena25,202 / 25,238[d]$4,143,187[d]
August 7OntarioToyota Arena15,416 / 16,560[e]$3,012,255[e]
August 10PortlandModa Center12,899 / 12,899$2,020,463
August 12San JoseSAP Center12,463 / 12,588$1,700,823
August 13InglewoodKia Forum[c][c]
August 14[f]RosaritoMexicoPapas & Beer Grounds——
August 15InglewoodUnited StatesKia Forum[c][c]
August 18SacramentoGolden 1 Center11,955 / 12,287$2,268,396
August 19OntarioToyota Arena[e][e]
August 20Las VegasT-Mobile Arena[d][d]
August 21[f]RosaritoMexicoPapas & Beer Grounds——
August 23AtlantaUnited StatesState Farm Arena11,659 / 11,659$1,690,703
August 26OrlandoAmway Center12,019 / 12,256$1,908,193
August 27MiamiFTX Arena25,424 / 25,424[g]$4,879,419[g]
August 28EsteroHertz Arena5,630 / 5,748$924,093
August 30MiamiFTX Arena[g][g]
September 1BostonAgganis Arena5,766 / 5,874$763,826
September 2UncasvilleMohegan Sun Arena7,226 / 7,226$834,256
September 4RosemontAllstate Arena12,476 / 12,476$2,293,892
September 7Washington, D.C.Capital One Arena13,492 / 14,100$1,682,878
September 8NewarkPrudential Center12,164 / 12,164$1,929,770
September 10MontrealCanadaBell Centre14,654 / 14,654$1,629,315
September 11TorontoScotiabank Arena13,469 / 13,469$1,915,993
September 14San AntonioUnited StatesAT&T Center12,762 / 12,762$2,015,598
September 15HoustonToyota Center12,046 / 12,046$1,838,985
September 16HidalgoPayne Arena5,373 / 5,373$955,727
September 18DallasAmerican Airlines Center13,458 / 13,458$2,416,159
September 20New York CityMadison Square Garden12,487 / 12,487$2,337,909
South America
September 24[h]Santa CruzBoliviaEstadio Ramón Tahuichi AguileraCorona40,471 / 49,927$3,981,257
September 27SantiagoChileEstadio Nacional Julio Martínez PrádanosPolimá Westcoast196,917 / 198,225$17,735,336
September 28
September 29
October 1Buenos AiresArgentinaEstadio José AmalfitaniEl Osito Wito78,047 / 78,047$5,464,166
October 2
October 4GuayaquilEcuadorEstadio Modelo Alberto Spencer—31,025 / 31,025$1,955,020
October 5QuitoEstadio Olímpico Atahualpa29,271 / 29,721$2,733,815
October 7CaliColombiaEstadio Olímpico Pascual GuerreroPhilip Ariaz
El Clooy		36,249 / 36,249$2,330,737
October 8BogotáColiseo LiveLlane
SOG
Dekko
El Clooy		35,725 / 41,224$4,062,042
October 9
October 12
October 14MedellínEstadio Atanasio GirardotPhilip Ariaz98,288 / 120,421$6,704,389
October 15
October 16
October 18LimaPerúEstadio Nacional del PerúDJ Peligro85,826 / 86,249$8,223,897
October 19
North America
October 22San JoséCosta RicaEstadio Nacional de Costa RicaTapón & Dani Maro
Choché Romano, Jair Cruz & El Tigre Tony		68,025 / 70,587$5,470,852
October 23
October 27[i]CancúnMexicoEstadio Andrés Quintana Roo—30,048 / 30,048$2,964,081
October 30[j]VeracruzEstadio Universitario Beto Ávila22,126 / 22,126$2,399,900
November 2Guatemala CityGuatemalaExplanada Cardales de Cayalá37,093 / 40,101$4,158,978
November 3
November 5San SalvadorEl SalvadorEstadio Cuscatlán20,222 / 20,222$1,557,040
November 8San Pedro SulaHondurasEstadio Francisco Morazán19,942 / 25,381$1,613,417
November 9TegucigalpaEstadio Nacional Chelato Uclés27,148 / 30,391$1,968,519
November 12Santo DomingoDominican RepublicEstadio Olímpico Félix SánchezDJ LG Mena42,975 / 42,975$3,083,944
November 19Panama CityPanamaEstadio Rommel Fernández—23,339 / 23,869$1,596,521
November 21TijuanaMexicoEstadio Caliente29,548 / 29,548$2,741,401
November 23MonterreyEstadio de Béisbol Monterrey60,508 / 62,002$5,054,672
November 24
November 26GuadalajaraEstadio Tres de Marzo47,791 / 53,054$4,142,196
November 27
November 29Mexico CityForo Sol322,028 / 322,028$24,382,114
November 30
December 2
December 3
December 4
December 6CharlotteUnited StatesSpectrum Center13,902 / 13,902$2,446,333
December 8NewarkPrudential Center12,520 / 12,520$2,190,163
December 9ElmontUBS Arena13,262 / 13,262$2,431,800
December 10ReadingSantander Arena6,584 / 6,584$1,159,033
December 12RosemontAllstate Arena24,643 / 24,643$3,632,615
December 13
December 15AustinMoody Center11,061 / 11,326$1,730,700
December 16San AntonioAT&T Center13,230 / 13,230$1,979,767
December 18OrlandoAmway Center21,699 / 23,676$3,382,345
December 19
December 21MiamiFTX Arena25,633 / 25,633$4,453,919
December 22
Total1,900,953 / 1,970,744
(96.36%)
$198,094,115

Cancelled shows

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List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, and reason for cancellation
DateCityCountryVenueReason
July 15, 2022[k]MadridSpainCaja MágicaBreach of contract[21]
September 25, 2022[l]AsunciónParaguay—Unknown reasons.[35]
October 14, 2022BarranquillaColombiaEstadio Metropolitano Roberto MeléndezUnknown reasons.[36]
January 6, 2023San JuanPuerto RicoEstadio Hiram BithornLogistical reasons[37]
January 7, 2023
January 8, 2023

Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d While promotional material and Daddy Yankee's website state that the Spain dates are part of the tour,[1] Daddy Yankee, his manager Raphy Pina, his label El Cartel Records and some media outlets referred to its July 25, 2022, show in Denver as its official start.[2][3][4][5][6][7]
  2. ^ The concert in Torremolinos on July 16, 2022 was part of the Puro Latino Fest.
  3. ^ a b c d e f This information is the total of the 5 concerts in the venue
  4. ^ a b c d This information is the total of the 2 concerts in the venue
  5. ^ a b c d This information is the total of the 2 concerts in the venue
  6. ^ a b The concerts in Rosarito on August 14 and 21, 2022, are part of the Baja Beach Fest.
  7. ^ a b c d This information is the total of the 2 concerts in the venue
  8. ^ The concert in Santa Cruz on September 24, 2022, was originally announced to take place on September 23, 2022, but it was rescheduled due to undisclosed reasons.[33]
  9. ^ The concert in Cancún on October 27, 2022, was originally scheduled on December 4, 2022, but it was rescheduled for logistic reasons.
  10. ^ The concert in Veracruz on October 30, 2022, was previously scheduled on October 29, but it was postponed due to weather conditions.[34] The show had originally been scheduled on November 29, 2022, before being rescheduled for logistic reasons.
  11. ^ The concert in Madrid on July 15, 2022 was due to be part of the Puro Reggaetón festival.
  12. ^ The concert in Asunción was deleter from the official tour schedule in September 2022. A venue was never confirmed.

References

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  21. ^ a b Marcos, Carlos (July 14, 2022). "Cancelado definitivamente el Madrid Puro Reggaeton Festival, que había vendido 40.000 entradas" [Madrid Puro Reggaeton Festival, which had sold 40,000 tickets, definitively cancelled]. El País (in Spanish). Retrieved July 14, 2022.
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  31. ^ Torres, Cristián (May 19, 2022). "Daddy Yankee rompe récords en Chile: en pocas horas vendió todas las entradas para sus shows en el Estadio Nacional" [Daddy Yankee breaks records in Chile: he sold every ticket for his shows at the Estadio Nacional in a few hours] (in Spanish). Infobae. Retrieved July 16, 2022.
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