The second show of Rawayana in Santiago de los Caballeros is confirmed for October 2, a day before the original show, due to overwhelming demand for tickets in the Arena del Cibao.
After putting tickets for sale for their main concert on October 3, the Venezuelan band Rawayana saw them quickly sell out. This massive response from Dominican fans forced the opening of a second show the day before, expanding the offer in the iconic Arena del Cibao. The announcement, made from Santiago, highlights the growing roots of the group in the Caribbean region.
Profile of Rawayana and its trajectory
Formed in 2009 in Caracas, Rawayana fuses reggae, rock, hip-hop and Latin rhythms, with albums such as Desde El Principio (2018) and Pregúntale al Polvo (2022) that have added millions of streams on digital platforms. Their visit to the Dominican Republic is part of a Latin American tour that has already passed through Colombia and Mexico, where they filled similar venues.
Impact on the Dominican music scene
Expectations for the second show
The second show not only doubles the expected attendance, but also dynamizes the local economy in Santiago de los Caballeros. Experts in the music industry highlight that events like this strengthen the Arena del Cibao as a hub for international concerts. “The demand reflects the hunger for fresh sounds in the DR”, comments a local anonymous promoter.
- Original date: October 3.
- Second show: October 2.
- Location: Arena del Cibao, Santiago.
- Tickets: Available after quick announcement.
Historically, Venezuelan bands like Caramelos de Cianuro have triumphed in the Dominican Republic, but Rawayana marks a milestone with this double date. Fans expect sets with hits like “Tu Despensa” and surprise collaborations.
Advice for acquiring tickets
Tickets for the second show are sold at authorized points and online, with prices from RD$2,500. Recommendation: act quickly, as the initial high demand suggests an imminent sold-out.
This second show consolidates Rawayana as a reference in the region, promising unforgettable nights in the Arena del Cibao for thousands of Dominican fans.
