Juanes

In the organizer's words:

Global Latin rock/pop ambassador JUANES is bringing his internationally acclaimed live show back to Germany on July 16, 2026 . The exclusive concert at the Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin is part of his World Tour 2026 and will feature live premieres of new songs and numerous hits, as well as his billion-streamed global anthem "La Camisa Negra", which reached number 1 in the German and European charts and is still one of the most influential Latin crossover hits of the 21st century.

The program not only includes Juanes' legendary classics - 17 different songs reached number 1 in the Billboard charts in the USA - but also presents music from his upcoming album Juanes Teban, which will be released on 6 March 2026. With four singles already released, the album is considered one of the most anticipated Latin albums of 2026. In addition, fans can look forward to songs from recent, highly acclaimed releases such as Origen (2021), which was called a "masterpiece" by Rolling Stone, and Vida Cotidiana, which won a GRAMMY Award for Best Latin Rock or Alternative Album and a Latin GRAMMY for Best Pop Rock Album.

With 29 GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY Awards, over 17 million albums sold worldwide and being named one of TIME Magazine 's 100 Most Influential People in the World, Juanes is one of the defining artists of his generation. Billboard recently honored him as a Top Latin Rock/Pop Artist of the 21st Century.

Juanes is equally celebrated for his captivating live performances. The Rheinische Post praised his "rousing show" and highlighted how he "skillfully switches between fast rock numbers and melodic ballads, combines folk and Latin elements and rounds it all off with reggae rhythms".

Recent performances in the USA have also received rave reviews. The Los Angeles Times wrote:
"Juanes enchanted his fans with one of his best performances yet ... In front of a sold-out crowd, he united the audience for an unforgettable night of music, applause and ovations ... delivered a true master class on the guitar, ending the show as thousands of cell phone lights lit up the hall."

Billboard declared him "triumphant in New York" after a sold-out concert at Radio City Music Hall, praising a setlist that spanned his entire career - with highlights including an intimate acoustic version of "Para Tu Amor" in the middle of the audience and euphoric reactions to "La Camisa Negra," "La Paga" and "Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor."

In addition to themes such as love and heartbreak, Juanes repeatedly addresses social realities such as poverty, civil war and inequality in his home country in his songs. In an interview with the AFP news agency, the artist, who now lives in the USA, said about performing in front of non-Spanish-speaking audiences:
"It's a strange feeling to sing in front of people who speak a different language. But I think the message is conveyed through the melodies. Music is always a universal language.