Dominican bachatero Dalvin Núñez Vargas, nicknamed “La Melodía”, will make history in San Juan by completing six fully sold-out performances at the Coca‑Cola Music Hall. The concerts, scheduled for September 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, and 19, 2026, will gather approximately 23,500 attendees, according to the venue’s administration.
A record for the Coca‑Cola Music Hall
With this series, Dalvin surpasses the mark of five presentations previously established by Beéle and Tony Dize. The previous record corresponded to 18,572 tickets sold. Producers Rolando Santa and Vitico Roque confirmed that the first date sold out in about 30 minutes and that the pace was maintained in the following dates.
The artist’s reaction and gratitude
Dalvin admitted that he never imagined such a strong reception. “I thought it was going to be something like a nightclub, because we didn’t know the impact we had here in our neighboring island,” he explained to Puerto Rican media. The singer, who has only two years of career, showed nervous but above all grateful: “It’s six performances and I don’t have words to express how I feel with my audience here, in Puerto Rico”.
The young audience as the driving force behind his success
Rolando Santa pointed out that between 60% and 70% of the expected audience is composed of young people. The producer highlights that Dalvin has managed to attract those who usually listen to reggaeton and other genres, turning them into fans of bachata. The artist comments that the support is reflected in videos of people reproducing his songs on motorcycles and vehicles on the island.
From childhood to the international stage
Although his professional career is recent, Dalvin’s relationship with music began in his childhood in the Dominican Republic. Throughout the decades, the bachatero has maintained his personality and humility, stating that “if you’re going to give me fame to change my way of being, I don’t want to be famous. One should never lose humility”.
The concert series will begin on September 10 and end on September 19, making his debut in Puerto Rico a milestone for the venue and a boost for his emerging career.
Credits: diarioaldia.com
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