US EditionDon Omar's Team Disproves that He Has Announced His Musical Retirement
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Don Omar does not withdraw from the music, sources of his team said, who denied that the Puerto Rican artist, known as the king of the reggaeton, has plans to end his musical career, as some publications pointed out this week.
This Friday, sources from Don Omar’s team told EFE that the Puerto Rican artist does not plan to withdraw from the music, as some publications said in recent days. “That came out of an interview he did in July and now went viral, but at no time has he plans to abandon the music. On the contrary,” said his representatives. Read also: New music: Gloria Estefan, Rauw Alejandro, Fonseca, Marc Anthony and Boza The King of the Reguetón, 47, is working…
Don Omar does not withdraw from the music, sources of his team told EFE this Friday, who denied that the Puerto Rican artist, known as the King of the Reguetón, has plans to end his musical career, as some publications pointed out this week. La entrada El equipo de Don Omar disproves that the King of the Reguetón has announced his musical retirement was first published in Proceso Digital.
Don Omar does not withdraw from the music, sources of his team told EFE this Friday, who denied that the Puerto Rican artist, known as the King of the Reguetón, has plans to end his musical career."That came out of an interview he did in July, which went viral now, but at no time has plans to abandon the music, but quite the opposite," his team said. He added that Don Omar is preparing a record and presentations for 2026. "His words were misinte…
He says goodbye to his audience! Don Omar, one of the most influential figures of the reggaeton, has officially announced his retirement from the stages, marking the closing of a musical career spanning more than two decades. Puerto Rican artist prepares to say goodbye to his audience with a final tour that will be in 2026, which promises to be an emotional journey through the great successes that defined his legacy. Known for hymns such as “Dal…
The reggaeton is close to dismissing one of his most influential figures. Don Omar announced that he will leave the stages and that he plans his last international tour. At the age of 47, the Puerto Rican artist who popularized hits like ‘Danza kuduro’, ‘Dile’, among others, said that he will continue to be linked to music, although without the frantic rhythm of live tours and performances. The statement marks a turning point in his trajectory, …
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