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Rauw Alejandro may have closed out his massive Cosa Nuestra World Tour, but he’s giving fans one last surprise. This afternoon (Dec. 5), the Puerto Rican superstar announced a free concert happening in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on Dec. 13 at Parque Eugenio María de Hostos.
Rauw spent nearly all of 2025 on the road, launching his biggest tour yet on April 5 and performing across the U.S., Europe, the U.K., and Latin America. He wrapped up the run with multiple sold-out shows at Puerto Rico’s El Coliseo on Nov. 29, performing hits from Cosa Nuestra and Cosa Nuestra: Capítulo 0.
His decision to gift one more show to fans in the D.R. isn’t random. The island heavily inspired his bachata-infused track “Silencio”, and Rauw also collaborated with Romeo Santos on “Khé?”. With Romeo recently popping up at Bad Bunny’s concert in Santo Domingo, fans are already speculating he could make a cameo at Rauw’s free show as well.
Rauw now joins a growing list of Puerto Rican stars paying homage to Dominican audiences — including Bad Bunny, who purposely kicked off his Debí Tirar Más Fotos Tour in Santo Domingo last month.
No additional details about Rauw’s free concert have been revealed yet, but anticipation is already high.
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