Maluma chooses a concert among Miami travelers to launch his 2027 tour

Maluma announced his 2027 international tour with a surprise performance at Miami International Airport, where he sang with his band before hundreds of travelers. The Colombian artist unveiled the Loco X Volver World Tour 2027 there. The concert, organized to promote the tour, was free for passengers in the American Airlines terminal, including those waiting to board flights to Colombia.

The set combined “Hawái” and “Según quién” with other songs, including “Loco X Volver” and “Felices los 4.” Some travelers came closer to listen and used their phones to record the performance. The artist's followers could also watch through his social media. Behind the singer, displays showed flights to five Colombian cities connected to Miami by the airline, including his hometown of Medellín, linking the setting with his country.

The announced route spans more than 60 cities on four continents. Bogotá will host the opening on February 5, 2027. The Latin American leg also includes Lima, Mexico City, Santiago and Buenos Aires. Two performances are scheduled at Movistar Arena in the Argentine capital, one on February 19 and another the following day. Those shows are among the first dates announced for the singer's regional tour.

The itinerary also includes concerts in Canada and the United States, as well as European and African destinations. Confirmed cities include Toronto, Los Angeles, Berlin, Rabat, Paris and Madrid. A dedicated production with its own visual concept is being prepared for the tour. Tickets are not yet on sale: the performer's official website lists the initial dates as coming soon for interested audiences.

The concept returns to the theme of the album Loco X Volver, released in May 2026: connection with one's roots and close relationships. The announcement included a video featuring the musician's mother, his partner, his daughter Paris and his grandfather. In it, Maluma expresses his desire to reconnect with home and his essence; he then speaks with his grandfather, who blesses him before they say goodbye at the close of the family sequence.

Promotion began two weeks earlier with street installations inspired by traditional Colombian stands. They appeared in New York, Buenos Aires, Madrid, Mexico City and Bogotá. In a statement, Maluma described the tour as a thank-you to his followers and linked the idea of home to being close to his people. Visa will be the main sponsor of the Latin American leg and the official payments partner for those dates.