Editorial Note — Soraya Alcalá
Romeo Santos and Prince Royce beginning a joint tour is more than a commercial milestone — it’s a cultural moment. Their collaboration reshapes expectations within Latin music, merging two distinct trajectories into a shared stage with global impact. The “Better Late Than Never Tour 2026” arrives with the weight of legacy and the precision of artists who understand their influence. It’s a strategic move that amplifies the genre and redefines its reach.
© Estilos Media · Original Editorial Note
The two global bachata icons launch their long‑awaited joint tour across major U.S. cities
MIAMI, FL —
In front of a packed Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Romeo Santos and Prince Royce launched their highly anticipated “Better Late Than Never Tour 2026,” marking the beginning of what is shaping up to be a historic run celebrating the evolution of bachata.
The show stood out for its striking New York-inspired stage design, featuring visuals and urban elements that transported the audience straight to the city that has played a key role in both artists’ careers.
On stage, the chemistry between the two artists was one of the strongest highlights of the night, achieving a natural connection that was reflected in every performance and resonated deeply with the audience. The setlist was presented in medley format, combining both artists’ greatest hits with songs from their new and successful collaborative album Better Late Than Never.
Throughout the night, fans enjoyed iconic solo hits such as La Diabla, Recházame, Celeste, Eres Mía, Te Robaré, Cancioncitas de Amor, Stand By Me, as well as Dardos, Incondicional, Imitadora, La Carretera, Llévame Contigo, La Amé, Necio and El Amor Que Perdimos.
The show also featured songs like Sensualidad, Ella Quiere Beber, Ven Conmigo, Bebo, La Última Carta, Promise and Corazón Sin Cara, closing with a segment that included Estocolmo, Darte un Beso, Propuesta Indecente and Llévame Contigo.
This tour accompanies the major success of their collaborative album which has achieved outstanding global impact, surpassing 412 million streams and debuting at #1 on Spotify’s Global Top Album Debuts chart, with multiple songs landing in the top 10 in the United States and worldwide. The project has been recognized by Billboard and Rolling Stone among the best Latin albums of 2025, while the single Lokita Por Mí marked Romeo Santos’ 23rd #1 on the Latin Airplay Chart. In key markets such as Spain, the album debuted strongly across digital platforms and YouTube, further solidifying its international reach, supported by multiple gold and platinum certifications.
Meanwhile, Dardos has also stood out with over 117 million streams, strong positions on global charts, virality on TikTok, and leadership in sales and radio in countries such as Spain and Mexico, reaffirming the project’s sustained success and its impact on Latin music worldwide.
Upcoming tour dates:
• Chicago, IL – April 2
• Reading, PA – April 4
• Washington, DC – April 5
• Greensboro, NC – April 9
• Baltimore, MD – April 11
• Boston, MA – April 17
• Hartford, CT – April 18
• Newark, NJ – April 22
• Miami, FL – April 25
• Tampa, FL – April 26
• Orlando, FL – April 29
• Atlanta, GA – April 30
• San Antonio, TX – May 2
• Houston, TX – May 7
• Dallas, TX – May 9
• Austin, TX – May 10
• Sacramento, CA – May 13
• San Francisco, CA – May 14
• Oakland, CA – May 15
• Las Vegas, NV – May 17
• Los Ángeles, CA – May 21
• Anaheim, CA – May 22
• Fresno, CA – May 23
• Ontario, CA – May 24
The “Better Late Than Never Tour 2026” continues to position itself as one of the most prominent Latin tours of the year.
