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The last time Juanes, one of the most important Latin artists of recent years, stepped on stage at the former WiZink Center in Madrid was back in 2017. That night, in what became an unforgettable evening, he invited Pablo López and a young Rosalía—whom Juanes supported before she became a global phenomenon—to sing with him.
Much has happened since then: many songs, many awards. In the past decade, Juanes has released three critically acclaimed albums—Más Futuro Que Pasado, Origen, and Vida Cotidiana—received the world’s most prestigious awards, including multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy wins, and toured across numerous countries. Yet, what was still missing was an intimate and powerful reunion with his Spanish audience, a country that has welcomed and supported him with unconditional love from the very beginning.
“Spain has always felt like a second home to me. From the very first time I arrived, I was received with love and gratitude. This concert is my way of giving back all that affection and celebrating together the journey we’ve shared for more than two decades,” says Juanes.
That long-awaited moment will arrive on March 1, 2026, at the venue now known as Movistar Arena in Madrid. Juanes will return to Spain to deliver a very special concert: a true musical journey through his 25-year career. A unique show that will bring back eternal anthems that have shaped the soundtrack of several generations—Volverte a Ver, La Camisa Negra, A Dios Le Pido, Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor, Es Por Ti—together with some of his most recent hits that reflect the artistic evolution of one of the greatest icons of Spanish-language music.
Juanes will perform in Madrid with the support of Iglesias Entertainment. This show is part of his 2026 world tour, which will span several countries from Colombia to the United States, with the Movistar Arena stop being one of the most exciting highlights.
Tickets will be available starting October 2 at 12:00 p.m. on Ticketmaster.es
