Daddy Yankee in Lima: Relive the Last Big Boss Concert in Peru

Puerto Rican singer Daddy Yankee, considered the father of reggaeton, announced that he will go on tour for several countries and then withdraw from the stage. In this way, his followers will be able to see for the last time the Puerto Rican interpreter of songs like La Gasoline. The world tour has been called The Last Tour.

Lima will be one of those must-see stops. The show is scheduled for October 18 at the National Stadium. Teleticket will be the ticket office in charge of selling tickets for the Daddy Yankee concert. The pre-sale starts on March 28 and 29 in Peru, while the regular sale will begin on March 30, starting at 9 a.m.

Peru is an important place in Daddy Yankee's career since he was supporting him from the beginning. This is how he has played several times in the country. Taking advantage of the announcement of their final concert, we remember the last show that Big Boss gave in Lima.

This show was held on November 17, 2018 at La Pelousse of the Jockey Club of Peru. On that occasion, the singer returned to the country after two years of absence and with a new album that won him several awards at that year's Latin Billboard.

Daddy Yankee came to Lima to show hits that were new at that time such as' Despacito ',' Dura ',' Ice ', as well as his usual classics such as 'La gasolina', 'Shaky shaky',' Vuelve ',' Limbo ', among several others.

In that show, Cangri shared the stage in Lima with Puerto Rican Tony Dize, known for songs such as 'The Doctorate, ''I Promise to Forget You',' Let Me ',' Maybe ', among others.

As a curious fact, at that time tickets cost from S/ 108 at a discount.

In 2020 there were rumors that in May of that year he would give another concert with Anuel AA, but that was when the pandemic started and all the concerts were canceled that year.

RETIRO

The Puerto Rican singer posted a video on his official Instagram account entitled 'At last I see the meta' and began by pointing out that one of his greatest treasures was the opportunity to reach several countries with his music.

“In this race I finally see the goal. Now I'm going to enjoy all of you and everything you've given me. To this genre you say that I made it global, but it was you who gave me the key to make this genre the largest in the world,” said the exponent of reggaeton

“I always worked not to fail them with a lot of discipline, to be able to inspire all the kids who are leaders and who dream of growing up, who work for their family and for theirs,” he added.

He also went on to announce the end of his musical career, not before offering the last international tour “La Última Vuelta” that will start in August and end in December 2022.

“Formally today I announce my retirement from music by giving you my best production, my best concert tour and I'm going to do them celebrating my 32 year career with this collector's piece entitled “Legendaddy”, he revealed.

Finally, he did not hesitate to thank all the people who have accompanied him over the past 30 years. “I'm going to give you all the styles that have defined me. “Legendaddy” is fight, party, war, romance. I retire with the greatest thanks to my audience, my colleagues, producers, radio, press, television, digital platforms. Thank you to my entire world family for inspiring me so much in my life. I love them with my life,” he concluded.

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