Don Omar sells out his only two dates in Spain for his final tour

Don Omar has once again made history in Spain as part of his farewell tour. The artist sold out all tickets for his concert in Seville in a matter of minutes. The event, scheduled for 18 July 2026 at La Cartuja Stadium, confirms the enormous support of the public and reinforces the historic nature of a tour that brings an end to more than two decades on stage.

This latest sold-out follows the huge success of his Tenerife show, where 40,000 tickets were sold in record time, leaving thousands of fans unable to attend. The response in Seville has been just as strong, proving that the artist’s connection with his Spanish fanbase remains intact in this final chapter of his live career.

With this full house, Seville positions itself as one of the key music capitals of summer 2026. The concert at La Cartuja will be one of the last opportunities to see Don Omar live in Spain, within a tour conceived as a definitive goodbye to the stage.

At 47 years old and with more than 25 years of career, William Omar Landrón is a pivotal figure in the history of reggaeton and Latin urban music. His catalog includes generational anthems such as Danza Kuduro, Dile, Dale Don Dale, Virtual Diva, Salió el Sol, Guaya Guaya and Ojitos Chiquitos—songs that have shaped the genre and continue to resonate across different generations.

His career is backed by three Latin Grammy Awards, 20 Billboard Awards, and 19 Premio Lo Nuestro Awards, along with multiple international nominations. Over the past year, his influence was once again recognized with the Global Icon Award and his inclusion in People en Español’s 50 Most Beautiful list.

The Seville show will feature a large-scale production, designed specifically for this farewell tour, blending his classic hits with a renewed stage concept. The organizers have also confirmed the presence of special guest artists, whose names will be announced in the coming months.

This double sold-out in Spain confirms that Don Omar’s farewell is not just the end of a tour, but the closing of a defining chapter in the history of urban music.