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BARRIO – Latin music pioneer Don Omar is coming to Toronto next year with his long-awaited Back to Reggaeton tour.
Omar, known as “King of Reggaeton,” will perform on March 15 at Coca Cola Coliseum on a tour that will visit 25 cities across the United States and Canada.
The tour kicks off on March 7 at the Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania and will conclude on Sunday, April 21st at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida.
Omar has sold more than 15 million albums since his debut 2003 album “The Last Don.” He has earned several awards, including three Latin Grammy Awards, 17 Billboard Latin Music Awards, eight Viña del Mar International Song Festival Awards, among others.
Tickets go on sale this coming Friday December 8 at 10am at TicketMaster.
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