Ricky Martin Announces April Return to South America, Paraguay Visit After 15 Years
Ricky Martin is set to bring a new tour to South America in April 2026, with stops planned in Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay. The regional promoter behind the run confirmed the itinerary and the artist shared the news on his social account, sparking rapid fan excitement — particularly in Paraguay where the singer has not performed since 2011.
What was announced and where
The announcement details a multi-country South American block scheduled for April 2026. While exact venues, ticketing timelines and specific dates have not been released, the promoter singled out Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay as confirmed stops. The Paraguay appearance marks a return after a 15-year absence; the singer last performed there in 2011. Organizers say fuller logistical information will follow in the coming weeks as the tour schedule is finalized.
Why the timing matters
The push to bring the singer back to the region arrives amid heightened international visibility for the artist. He was a high-profile presence during the Super Bowl halftime program on Feb. 8, 2026 (ET), an appearance that reignited broad public interest and conversation about his work. Promoters and industry observers view that exposure as a catalyst for the renewed touring momentum, and fans online quickly amplified the April news after the artist shared the confirmation.
What fans should expect next
Details such as venue capacities, production format and ticket on-sale dates remain under wraps. Fan anticipation is strong in all three countries named for the run, with particular enthusiasm in Paraguay given the long gap since his last visit. Observers expect a mix of classic hits and newer material in the set list, and speculation is already building about staging and whether the production will emphasize theatrical elements or intimate moments tailored to stadium and arena crowds.
For those planning to attend, industry practice suggests official ticketing announcements and presale information will arrive from the promoter within days to weeks. Fans should prepare for rapid sellouts in major cities, especially if early shows follow the pattern of recent high-demand pop tours. The promoter has indicated that more concrete scheduling and ticketing details will be released soon, enabling fans to plan travel and attendance.
This South American return signals a significant moment in the artist’s international calendar for 2026, combining long-awaited regional visits with the momentum from recent global appearances. As details emerge, the tour is poised to be one of the season’s most watched events in the region.
