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Updated Jan 9
BARRIO – Rauw Alejandro is bringing Saturno to Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, March 21. The Puerto Rican pop star announced a massive world tour on his Instagram.
Alejandro teased the tour with an alien-inspired video where he recruits the Jabbawockeez to help him stop an alien invasion — and join him on tour. The masked dancers disappear into thin air to join Alejandro and help him save the world.
Rauw Alejandro will start his tour in the Dominican Republic in February before going on a two-month-long tour across the United States and Canada.
Trust us, Toronto wants to see Rauw real bad! We will have various Rauw Alejandro ticket giveaways. Click here for the first one. Stay connected.
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