J Balvin returned to Portugal with the “Que Bueno Volver a Verte” tour, after having been to Sudoeste 2018, Primavera Sound Porto 2019 and the last Meo Maré Vivas Festival, now he went to Lisbon once again with a grand concert at Passeio Marítimo de Algés.
The global superstar and entrepreneur continues to collect awards, with achievements at the Billboard Music Awards, American Music Awards, and Latin Grammys. Born in Medellín, Colombia, and one of reggaeton’s biggest stars, he is one of the most successful artists in the world, with more than 35 million records sold in all four corners of the world.

With partnerships with some of the biggest names in the world of music, most recently “Eyes Closed” with Imagine Dragons, it has a legion of fans all over the world, and in Portugal, it is no different, there were many who went to Passeio Marítimo from Algés, location of NOS Alive, to see J Balvin.
It was at the height that the Portuguese, Spanish, Colombian and Spanish audiences, among many other communities and tourists, came to see it, a concert always full of lots of light, colour, captivating images and fantastic dancers, which will take fans on a journey full of reggaeton, Latin rhythms and sensuality.
J. Balvin < 2024.06.01 < Passeio Marítimo de Algés ©Luís M. SerrãoAmong the public, it’s difficult to stay still, dancing is intrinsic to Balvin’s music, a party from the beginning to the end of the concert, as is usual in the Colombian artist’s concerts, who wins over fans with each concert.
But Balvin is not just a music star, fashion, digital culture and other areas are the stage for his unstoppable strength, inspiring many emerging artists, entrepreneurs and the Latin community.

About J Balvin
José Álvaro Osorio Balvín, a Colombian singer and songwriter, has had a significant impact on both the Spanish-language music market and the English-language music industry.
“Mi Gente”, a hit performed by J Balvin and Willy William, became a global sensation, its infectious reggaeton beat and catchy lyrics made it a chart-topper. “6 AM” was the song that made J Balvin famous, featuring Farruko. Since then, he has collaborated with artists such as Beyoncé, Cardi B and DJ Snake, bringing reggaeton to the masses, and becoming the first Latin artist to headline Lollapalooza.

From the album Colores, “Rojo” arrives, the video tells the powerful story of a man who regrets having cheated on his wife after a car accident. The song expresses his desire for reconciliation and his guilt for lying to her.
In the video for “Azul”, another hit by Balvine, he features a live performance and shows his limitless imagination, going beyond music to visual aesthetics, fashion and pop culture. Another of his most popular songs, “Amigos”, captures J Balvin’s characteristic style and is acclaimed by his fans around the world.

See here the photos of J Balvin’s concert at Passeio Marítimo de Algés

The first part was in charge of the Spanish Judeline, who did not arrive to warm the spirits of those who went to see the main star.
See here the photos of Judeline’s concert at Passeio Marítimo de Algés
Setlist
Intro
- Mi gente
- Colmillo
- Dientes
- Reggaeton
- Loco contigo
- Con altura
- Blanco
- X
- 6 AM / Ay vamos
Interlude
- Amarillo
- I Like It
- Safari
- Contra la pared
- ¿Qué más pues?
- Ginza
- Ahora dice
- La canción
- Rojo
- AM
- Otra vez
- Bonita
- Triple S
- No me conoce
Encore:
Interlude
- RITMO
- Qué calor
- In da Getto
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