Don Omar (William Omar Landrón Rivera) is a Puerto Rican reggaeton artist whose career — anchored by hits like "Danza Kuduro," "Taboo," and "Virtual Diva" — made him one of the most globally recognized figures in the genre during its mid-2000s mainstream breakthrough. His albums King of Kings (2006) and iDon (2012) sold millions of copies across Latin America and the Caribbean, and his live shows have always been known for the energy and production scale that arena reggaeton demands.
The Last King World Tour is a farewell event for an artist whose catalog has been part of the Latin music landscape for two decades. State Farm Arena on October 17 brings that send-off to Atlanta — a city with a substantial Puerto Rican and Caribbean community for whom Don Omar's music carries the weight of a shared cultural timeline. October 17.
