Quevedo, the Spanish artist from the Canary Islands who rose to fame through his successful collaboration with Bizarrap in “Music Sessions #52,” is returning to Argentina. He will perform on June 19 at the Movistar Arena as part of his new tour, officially presenting his second studio album, Buenas Noches.
A Unique 360° Concert Experience
The show will feature an innovative 360° format, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in a unique experience. With a circular stage in the center of the venue, attendees will be able to enjoy the performance from all angles, ensuring an unparalleled musical experience.
Ticket Sales and Pre-sale Details
Pre-sale tickets will be available starting Wednesday, February 14, at 1 PM, offering an exclusive benefit of six interest-free installments for BBVA bank customers. General ticket sales will open the following day at the same time via the official Movistar Arena website, with all payment methods accepted.
The Tour Announcement
On Sunday afternoon, Quevedo’s social media accounts teased his fans by posting images of iconic clocks in Buenos Aires all showing 2 PM. This sparked speculation about an upcoming announcement. Later that evening, at 8 PM, a video was uploaded with the message “February 12 at 2 PM,” featuring images of the Movistar Arena seats.
The mystery was finally unveiled on Monday when the 23-year-old artist officially announced his Latin American tour. The tour includes stops in Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina.
Buenas Noches: A Record-Breaking Album
Quevedo’s latest album, Buenas Noches, offers a fresh perspective on life and the world around him. The album has not only received critical acclaim but has also broken records. Within the first 24 hours of its release, it amassed 12.2 million streams on Spotify Spain, surpassing the record set by his debut album, Donde Quiero Estar. With over 25 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Quevedo has cemented his status as one of the most streamed artists globally.
For Quevedo, Buenas Noches holds a special significance as it marks his return to music following a brief career hiatus. His visit to Argentina comes nearly two years after his last concert in the country, which took place in December 2023 at the same venue, with tickets selling out in less than 24 hours.
Who Is Quevedo?
Pedro Luis Domínguez Quevedo, better known as Quevedo, was born in Madrid on December 7, 2001. At the age of four, he moved to Gran Canaria, where much of his family is from and where he considers home. His music is deeply influenced by the island’s culture, blending hip-hop with Latin rhythms.
Quevedo holds the record as the Spanish artist who has spent the longest time at the top of Spotify’s global charts. In 2022, he released Sin Señal with Colombian producer Ovy On The Drums, followed by Vista al Mar in September. Later that year, he dropped Punto G and closed 2022 with Playa del Inglés, a collaboration with Puerto Rican artist Myke Towers.
However, the turning point in his career came on July 6, 2022, when he released Music Sessions #52 with Bizarrap. The song quickly skyrocketed to the top of Spotify’s Global Top 50, making Quevedo the first Spanish artist to achieve this milestone. In 2023, the track won Best Urban Song at the Latin Grammys, held in Seville, Spain.
A Rising Star in Urban Music
On January 20, 2023, Quevedo released Donde Quiero Estar, his debut full-length album, showcasing a more intimate side of himself. The album features 16 tracks, with 12 solo songs and four collaborations, aiming to create music that is timeless and universal.
His highly anticipated second studio album, released in 2024, provides a renewed outlook on life and the world. With Buenas Noches, Quevedo seeks to redefine the Spanish-language urban music scene. The album represents a transformative journey, highlighting the artist’s personal and professional growth.
Demonstrating his versatility, the album features an impressive lineup of collaborations, including Aitana, De La Ghetto, De La Rose, La Pantera, Pitbull, Rels B, Sin Nombre, and Yung Beef. Additionally, global superstars such as Duki, Ed Sheeran, Rei, Lola Índigo, and Karol G contribute to the project.
Quevedo has propelled Spanish reggaeton to an international level, solidifying his place as a leader in the urban music scene. With his return to Argentina and his new tour, he continues to captivate audiences worldwide, further establishing himself as a defining voice of his generation.