Exclusively with La Mega, J Balvin spoke about what his fans can expect in 2026 with the Ciudad Primavera tour, after his successes.
The expectation for the arrival of J Balvin with his tour ‘Made in Colombia: Spring City’ 2026 It is higher than ever. The Paisa artist is going through one of the most important moments of his career, driven by the impact left by his recent concerts in Bogota and Medellintwo presentations that, for many, are already part of the greatest in the history of the urban genre.
And it’s no wonder. Balvin not only returned to the great Colombian stages with a high level assemblybut he did it from a place staff: the one of come home. That sentiment was evident both in the public response as in the words of the artist himself, who made it clear that this tour represents something distinct within his career.
After sweeping both cities, fans began to wonder if that success would spread to other regions of the country. The answer came soon. Cali, Cucuta, Bucaramanga, Barranquilla and Cartagena are part of the confirmed tourwith more intermediate cities on the radar, reaffirming the artist’s intention of reconnect with the territories who saw him grow.
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In a recent interview with The Mega, J Balvin He talked about what his fans can expect on these new dates and made it clear that the spirit of the tour goes far beyond a simple concert. For him, it is an experience full of gratitude, memory and collective celebration.
“I think that could be the happiest tour that I have had in my career, because return home “It’s something else,” said the singer, referring to this tour that reconnect with your roots. Added to that emotion is a constant feeling of gratitude: “I have been with that feeling of just gratitude, really.”
Balvin explained that each of the shows was conceived from a different perspective than usual, putting himself in the place of the public and enjoying the show like a biggest fan. “I did that concert as if I were a fan too, that is, as if I wanted to party with them“, he stated. An idea that translated into long musical days and one energy which lasted until the last minute. “I was very happy when it came back,” he added.
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One of the most talked about points of the concerts in Bogota and Medellin was the impressive list of guest artists who accompanied Balvin on stage, a decision that will also be replicated in the next stops of the tour. “There are going to be guest artists“Of course yes,” confirmed the paisa, although he clarified that the format will be adjusted according to each city: “It is the same conceptnot as long, obviously, but the same showthe same stage”.
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On the meaning of going back over Colombia, Balvin He was emphatic that this tour responds to an emotional debt to the country. “Coming home is something else“, he reiterated. And he added: “Always being able to invite them again and meet with them, I think that is the mission, it is return all the blessings”.
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In Medellinthe list of artists who took the stage was widely applauded and included figures such as Reykon, Ronald El Killa, Blow by Blow, Lightning and Toby, Nio Garcia, Eladio Carrión, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavarez, Jory, Ryan Castro, From The Ghetto, Jowell & Randy, Tito The Bambino, Maluma, Farruko, DJ Snake, 50 Cent, Yandel, Feid and Daddy Yankeeamong others, consolidating one of the most ambitious reggaeton meetings in Colombia.
In Bogotaalthough there was no complete official list, the El Campin Stadium also lived unforgettable moments with guests like Ed Sheeran, Nicky Jam, Archangel, Cosculluela, Feid, Reykon, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavarez, From The Ghettoin addition to special appearances as Jorge Baron, Valentina Ferrer and Rio, the artist’s son.
With Spring City, J Balvin not only reaffirmed his place as one of the most influential Colombian artists of the 21st century, but he transformed his tour into an emotional reunion with the country where he was born, grew up and dreamed.
