What's Happening?
Ricardo Arjona, the renowned Guatemalan singer-songwriter, has commenced his 'Lo Que El Seco No Dijo' U.S. tour with a sold-out performance at the Allstate Arena in Chicago. This tour, which began on January 30, 2026, marks the start of a 35-plus date journey across the United States, showcasing Arjona's extensive four-decade career. The setlist includes classic hits such as 'Historia de Taxi,' 'El Problema,' and 'Mujeres,' alongside tracks from his latest album, 'Seco,' released in January 2025. The tour is an evolution of a concept developed during Arjona's residency in Guatemala, featuring a theatrical setup and interactive elements with the audience. The tour is produced by Metamorfosis, Zamora Live, and Fénix Entertainment, and follows
Arjona's successful 'Blanco y Negro: Volver Tour' of 2023.
Why It's Important?
This tour is significant as it highlights Ricardo Arjona's enduring popularity and influence in the Latin music scene. The successful launch in Chicago and the extensive tour schedule underscore his ability to draw large audiences across major U.S. cities. The tour not only celebrates Arjona's musical legacy but also contributes to the cultural exchange between Latin America and the United States, promoting Latin music and culture. Economically, the tour is poised to generate substantial revenue, benefiting local economies through increased tourism and business for venues and associated services. The tour's success could also inspire other Latin artists to embark on similar large-scale tours, further enriching the U.S. music landscape.
What's Next?
The 'Lo Que El Seco No Dijo' tour will continue through the spring, with performances scheduled in major cities such as New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. The tour will conclude with three shows at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José in San Juan from April 24 to 26. Following the U.S. leg, Arjona plans to extend the tour to Latin America, visiting countries like Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico. This expansion will allow Arjona to connect with a broader audience and reinforce his presence in the Latin music industry.
