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Wisin and Yandel beat Daddy Yankee
The singers offer a concert tour to thank their 20-year career.
Everyone knows the reggaeto legends, but when it comes to fame, there are some notable differences.
Singers Wisin and Yandel surpassed Daddy Yankee as they announced two extra shows at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan as part of their upcoming "La Última Misión" tour. In total there would be 13 presentations.
This figure automatically places them above the 'King of reggaeton', who recorded 12 performances for his "Con Calma pa'l Choli" tour in 2019.
"The duo of history" had planned 11 presentations, but seeing that the tickets sold out immediately, two more dates have been scheduled. The artists thank Puerto Rico, adding that, by popular demand, there are new performances for December 29 and 30.
The singers say goodbye with their tour of Puerto Rico and the United States.
Puerto Rican singers Wisin y Yandel said through their networks that their farewell tour of North America and Puerto Rico is called "The Last Mission Tour". This would be a farewell to his almost 20-year career, which, according to the media, began "with a notebook and a dream."
The tour will begin on September 20 at the FTX Arena in the city of Miami, in southern Florida (USA). Thus, it will pass through 26 cities and will conclude in style on December 30 at the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum of Puerto Rico, in San Juan.
During a press conference in Miami, Wisin commented that this tour will be to remember the richness of reggaeton, but mainly it is to thank the millions of people for his almost 20-year career. He assured that the two are grateful, honored and a little sad.
The singer Yandel has said that the reason for his second separation from this dynamic duo, after their first separation in 2014, only had to do with family commitments and projects as solo singers.
Both hope to close this cycle as it should be, and each one is very happy and feels complete, for the tour and for the premiere of their tenth album, whose creation process began before the Coronavirus pandemic.
