Ricky Martin to perform in Dubai

Monday, 16 September 2024 11:48

By ARN News Centre

Global music icon Ricky Martin is set to perform at Dubai's Coca-Cola Arena on December 14, 2024.

Martin, a trailblazer of the Latin pop genre, will bring his high-energy show, which is part of his world tour, to the UAE, and is set to perform hits including "Livin' La Vida Loca," "She Bangs," and "Vente Pa' Ca," along with new tracks from his latest album.

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With over 95 million albums sold and multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy awards, Martin is renowned for his electrifying stage presence and philanthropic efforts.

The concert is part of the Dubai Shopping Festival and supported by Dubai Calendar, with tickets starting from AED 299.

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