ROA Sells Out Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago de Chile
Guests King Savagge, Standly and Kidd Voodoo joined the Puerto Rican artist onstage in Santiago.
ROA, the leading voice of the new generation of Latin urban music, experienced one of the most special moments of his career this Friday at Teatro Caupolicán with a completely sold-out show. The night confirmed the connection he has built with the Chilean audience and the unstoppable growth of La Manada.
ROA brought his RIAA-certified catalog PRIVATE SUITE to the stage and delivered a high-energy performance that immediately connected with fans who had been waiting to hear him live. The night featured performances of songs including 'ETA RMX,' 'Me Gustas CC,' 'Fantasía,' 'Tate Quieta,' 'ETA,' 'UuU' and 'Pieza Exhibición,' among other fan favorites.
The evening also featured special guests including King Savagge, with whom he performed 'Cochinae'; Standly, who fired up the venue with 'Marisola' and 'Pégate'; and Kidd Voodoo, who performed 'Whisky a la roca' and 'Me mareo.'
The sold-out show in Santiago reaffirmed the reach ROA has built beyond Puerto Rico and his presence in key markets including the United States, Latin America and Spain. The date caps a period of intense international expansion, during which the artist recently wrapped his Spain Tour 2026, his most extensive run across the country to date, with more than 17 sold-out dates in cities including Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Granada and Cádiz.
One of the tour's standout moments came in Madrid, where he joined Anuel AA to perform their collaboration 'Netflix & Chill' live for the first time.
Following his run through Spain, ROA arrived in Mexico City, where he performed three consecutive sold-out concerts at Foro Puebla, once again demonstrating the drawing power he continues to build around the world.
ROA's recent performances also come on the heels of major career recognitions, including three consecutive awards in the 'Nuevo Artista Revelación' category at Premio Lo Nuestro, Premios Tu Música Urbano and Premios Juventud. These achievements reaffirm the impact ROA has made within the genre and his growing influence on the new Latin music scene.
Friday's August 21 concert in Chile will be remembered as a special chapter in ROA's story, as La Manada came together to experience firsthand the music, energy and connection that have made the Puerto Rican artist one of the strongest names of his generation.
Now, ROA is preparing for his final show in Latin America, which will take place this Sunday, August 23, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
With more than 3 billion global streams and more than 6 million followers across his social media platforms, ROA continues to establish himself as one of the most prominent emerging forces shaping the future of Latin urban music. His consistency, commanding live performances and strong connection with fans position him not only as an artist to watch, but as a figure already defining the genre's next era.
