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List of highest-grossing concert tours by Latin artists

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Luis Miguel, remains the highest-grossing live Latin music artist and has the highest-grossing tour (Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24)

This is a list of the highest-grossing concert tours in the Latin industry.[a] Billboard and Pollstar are two major publications that regularly provide the official figure of concerts' gross revenue worldwide. Billboard launched the boxscore ranking in 1975 through its spin-off magazine Amusement Business, and it has been also featured in the Billboard magazine itself since the issue date of October 3, 1981.[1] Pollstar began reporting the box office data since November 29, 1981.[2] However, there are many missing data in the early reporting of both publications, hence some few claims are mostly based on other non-specialist sources.

The touring industry in Latin music is dominated by male artists, with Karol G, Shakira and Jennifer Lopez being the leading female Latin artists on the list. The highest-grossing concert tour by a Latin artist belongs to Luis Miguel's Tour 2023–24.

List of tours

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Key
† Indicates an ongoing tour
Rank Peak Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Tour title Year(s) Shows Average
gross 		Ref.
1 1 $356,000,000 $367,392,311 Luis Miguel Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24 2023–2024 160 $2,225,000 [3]
2 1 $314,445,480 $337,866,197 Bad Bunny World's Hottest Tour 2022 43 $7,312,686 [4]
3 2 $313,320,445 $323,346,973 Karol G Mañana Será Bonito Tour 2023–2024 65 $4,820,315 [5]
4 4 $240.096796 $240,096,796 Shakira Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour 2025 45 $5,329,917 [6]
5 2 $231,733,992 $239,149,682 RBD Soy Rebelde Tour 2023 54 $4,291,370 [7]
6 5 $211,351,833 $218,115,276 Bad Bunny Most Wanted Tour 2024 49 $4,313,303 [8]
7 2 $198,000,000 $212,747,555 Daddy Yankee La Última Vuelta World Tour 2022 83 $2,383,133 [9]
8 1 $117,000,000 $125,714,464 Bad Bunny El Último Tour del Mundo 2022 35 $3,342,857 [10]
9 1 $115,000,000[b] $141,433,685 Luis Miguel México Por Siempre Tour 2018–2019 150 $905,512 [11]
10 9 $112,709,553 $116,316,357 Aventura Cerrando Ciclos 2024 56 $2,012,671 [12]
11 $106,200,000 $109,598,493 Romeo Santos Fórmula, Vol. 3: La Gira 2023 64 $1,659,375 [13]
12 1 $100,000,000 $151,645,001 Shakira Oral Fixation Tour 2006–2007 119 $840,336 [14][15]
13 5 $97,200,000 $104,439,709 Karol G Strip Love Tour 2022 30 $3,240,000 [16]
14 1 $95,000,000 $144,062,751 Luis Miguel México En La Piel Tour 2005–2007 129 $736,434 [17]
15 4 $80,100,000[c] $86,066,056 Grupo Firme Enfiestados y amanecidos Tour 2022 28 $3,640,909 [16]
16 3 $76,800,000[d] $101,878,871 Violetta Violetta Live 2015 50 $1,536,000 [18]
17 3 $69,100,000[e] $96,586,672 Shakira The Sun Comes Out World Tour 2011 70 $987,143 [19][20]
18 5 $58,000,000[f] $76,939,773 Juan Gabriel Bienvenidos al Noa Noa 2015 72 $1,066,667 [18]
19 4 $52,600,000[g] $72,041,948 Jennifer Lopez Dance Again World Tour 2012 54[h] $1,052,000 [21]
20 1 $51,300,000[i] $93,668,348 Ricky Martin Livin' la Vida Loca Tour 1999–2000 60 $855,000 [22]

Highest-grossing Latin tours by year

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According to Pollstar or Billboard Box Score
Year Tour title Actual gross Adjusted gross
(in 2024 dollars) 		Artist Source Ref.
2000 Livin' la Vida Loca Tour $36,300,000[j] $66,279,942 Ricky Martin Billboard [23]
2002 Mis Romances Tour $16,197,899[j] $28,317,104 Luis Miguel [24]
2004 33 Tour $17,500,000 $29,132,752 Pollstar [25]
2005 México En La Piel Tour $16,800,000 $27,047,742 [26]
2006 Tour Generación RBD $30,906,173 $48,206,079 RBD Billboard [27]
2007 Amar es Combatir Tour $33,900,000 $51,407,655 Maná Pollstar [28]
2009 Cómplices Tour $18,500,000[j] $27,114,394 Luis Miguel [29]
2010 The Sun Comes Out World Tour $16,900,000[j] $24,368,701 Shakira [19]
2011 $53,200,000 $74,361,953 [20]
2012 Dance Again World Tour[h] $52,600,000 $72,041,948 Jennifer Lopez[k] [21]
2013 Vivir Mi Vida World Tour $31,300,000 $42,250,529 Marc Anthony [30]
2014 Cambio De Piel Tour $37,100,000 $49,277,186 [31]
2015 Violetta Live $76,800,000 $101,878,871 Violetta[l] [18]
2016 Marc Anthony Live $41,100,000 $53,848,295 Marc Anthony [32]
2017 Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull Live $42,800,000 $54,903,231 Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull [33]
2018 México Por Siempre Tour $61,500,000 $77,009,475 Luis Miguel [34]
2019 It's My Party $54,700,000 $67,273,240 Jennifer Lopez[m] [35]
2020 Inmortal Tour $24,100,000 $29,281,330 Aventura [36]
2021 Una Historia Cantada $49,700,000 $57,671,043 Los Bukis [37]
2022 World's Hottest Tour $314,000,000 $337,387,537 Bad Bunny Billboard [4]
2023 Mañana Será Bonito Tour $146,900,000 $151,600,928 Karol G [5]
2024 Luis Miguel Tour 2023–24 $290,400,000 $290,400,000 Luis Miguel [38]

Highest-grossing live music Latin acts of all-time

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As reported by Billboard (as of August 2023)[39]
Rank Artists Nationality Actual gross Tickets sold As of
1 Luis Miguel Mexico $633.1 million 6.3 million 2024[40]
2 Bad Bunny Puerto Rico $508.7 million 3.3 million 2023
3 Karol G Colombia $400.9 million 2.96 million 2024[5]
4 RBD Mexico $350.9 million 3.7 million 2024[41]
5 Marc Anthony United States $315 million 3.8 million 2023
6 Daddy Yankee Puerto Rico $224.7 million 2.4 million 2023
7 Jennifer Lopez United States $191.6 million 1.4 million 2023
8 Enrique Iglesias Spain $176.1 million 3.2 million 2023
9 Alejandro Fernandez Mexico $161.7 million 2.6 million 2023
10 Juan Gabriel Mexico $157.2 million 2.5 million 2023
11 Ricky Martin Puerto Rico $157.1 million 2.5 million 2023
12 Ricardo Arjona Guatemala $154.6 million 2 million 2023
13 Pitbull United States $151.4 million 2.8 million 2023
14 Grupo Firme Mexico $149 million 1.4 million 2023
15 Vicente Fernandez Mexico $138 million 1.8 million 2023
16 Romeo Santos United States $133.4 million 1.4 million 2023
17 Chayanne Puerto Rico $118 million 1.8 million 2023
18 Shakira Colombia $108.1 million 1.6 million 2023
19 Marco Antonio Solis Mexico $106.6 million 1.5 million 2023
20 Maluma Colombia $95.9 million 1.1 million 2023
According to Pollstar
Artists Nationality Actual gross Tickets sold As of
Maná Mexico $197.39 million 2.9 million 2022[42]
Gloria Trevi Mexico $96.18 million 1.7 million 2024[43]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Artists such as Jennifer Lopez (US) and Enrique Iglesias (Spain) are included because they are often cited by either Pollstar and Billboard Box Score reports in the Latin category.
  2. ^ From 127 shows reported.
  3. ^ From only 28 shows reported in 2022.
  4. ^ From only 50 of 145 shows.
  5. ^ According to Pollstar: 2010 North American dates (16.9 million) and 2011 dates (53.2 million)
  6. ^ From only 56 of 72 shows reported.
  7. ^ From only 50 of 54 shows reported.
  8. ^ a b During the tour, Lopez and Enrique Iglesias co-headlined a separate North American tour, Enrique Iglesias & Jennifer Lopez Tour, which grossed $21.2 million across 24 shows.
  9. ^ From only 60 shows reported in North America (United States, Canada and Mexico)
  10. ^ a b c d North American dates only
  11. ^ The all-Spanish language act to top the 2012 list was Maná with $36.2 million
  12. ^ Cast of the TV series Violetta. The soloist Latin performer of that year was Juan Gabriel with $58 million
  13. ^ The all-Spanish language act to top the 2019 list was Luis Miguel with $39.5 million

References

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  5. ^ a b c Frankenberg, Eric; Cobo, Leila (July 24, 2024). "Karol G's Record-Breaking Mañana Será Bonito Tour Grosses More Than $313 Million". Billboard. Retrieved September 30, 2024.
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