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Key Facts
- —What happened Rawayana played two nights at Buenos Aires’ Movistar Arena, with Tini joining the second show.
- —How big The first night sold out in 30 minutes, prompting the second date.
- —The real story Both nights belonged to the band’s world tour, ¿Dónde es el after?
- —The catch No official attendance figure was published, and only one song from the guest spot is known.
- —Who it hits Tini, born Martina Stoessel, surprised fans at the Friday show.
- —What comes next The tour continues in Latin America and Spain, with a collaboration hinted at.
The Venezuelan band’s two-night stand in Buenos Aires wrapped with a surprise guest and a hint of more music to come.
Rawayana in Buenos Aires delivered two nights of reggae, rock and Caribbean sounds at the Movistar Arena. The Venezuelan band played on Thursday 20 and Friday 21 August 2026.
With Argentine singer Tini joining the second show as a surprise guest.
Two Nights at the Movistar Arena
In fact, Rawayana in Buenos Aires took over the Movistar Arena, the city’s main indoor venue, on two consecutive evenings. The shows were part of the band’s international tour for the album ¿Dónde es el after.
That translates as “Where is the after-party. The venue sits at Humboldt 450 in Villa Crespo, a residential and nightlife neighbourhood in the centre-west of Buenos Aires.
Both performances started at 9pm, according to Clarín and CMTV. The venue’s own website listed both dates with tickets from 65,000 pesos (about US$43).
However, the shows are now past, with reviews published on Saturday 22 August. The venue, located at Humboldt 450, is Buenos Aires’s main indoor arena.
However, no capacity figure was published in Argentine coverage.
Rawayana in Buenos Aires: Surprise Guest
On Friday 21 August, Tini appeared unexpectedly during the second Rawayana in Buenos Aires show. The Argentine singer, whose real name is Martina Stoessel, joined the band to perform El Cielo, meaning The Sky or Heaven.
According to Minutouno, the moment drew an enormous ovation from the crowd. TN called it one of the most celebrated moments of the night.
Tini’s appearance came only on the second night, not the first. In addition, she joined Rawayana for just one song, El Cielo.
The Band Behind the Frenzy
Rawayana is a Venezuelan band known for mixing reggae, rock and Caribbean sounds. El Nacional described the group as one that has conquered the alternative Latin scene with this blend.
The Buenos Aires dates were part of the ¿Dónde es el after. World Tour, which also includes stops in Latin America and Spain.
Buenos Aires was the only Argentine city named in the coverage. Rawayana’s tour also includes stops in Latin America and Spain.
Still, Buenos Aires was the only Argentine city named in coverage.
Tickets Sold Out Fast
The first night, Thursday 20 August, sold out in just 30 minutes, which led to the second date being added. Ciudad.
com reported that the band set off a frenzy in Argentina with this quick sellout. Tickets started at 65,000 pesos (about US$43) at the central bank’s reference rate.
Sales opened in February 2026 through the venue’s official website, movistararena. com.
ar. Only the 20 August show sold out, in about 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, the second date was added after that quick sellout.
Tini’s Background
Tini, born Martina Stoessel in Buenos Aires on 21 March 1997, is a singer and actress. She gained fame playing Violetta Castillo in the Disney Channel Latin America series Violetta.
Her appearance with Rawayana marked another surprise for fans, as she had previously surprised them with unexpected performances, according to TN. She became famous through the Disney series Violetta.
However, her surprise appearance with Rawayana was a new highlight.
A Hint of Future Collaboration
El Nacional reported that Rawayana and Tini gave a preview of a coming musical collaboration during the second night. However, no release date, title or format was provided.
This hint adds excitement for fans, though Argentine outlets did not carry the claim. Still, the on-stage chemistry was clear from the ovation.
El Nacional reported a preview of a collaboration, but no details. As a result, fans await official news from either artist.
Crowd Reaction
Minutouno said Rawayana made Buenos Aires shake with their performance. El Nacional wrote that the band played before thousands of fans at the Movistar Arena.
No official attendance figures were published for either night. The only description of crowd size comes from El Nacional, which used the phrase ‘thousands of fans’ without a specific number.
El Nacional described the crowd as thousands of fans. Still, no official attendance figure was published for either night.
No Interviews or Setlists Published
Despite the buzz, no interviews or extended statements from the band or Tini about these shows were published. Coverage focused on the performances themselves.
El Cielo is the only song confirmed from the guest appearance. No full running order was published.
Coverage focused on the performances rather than interviews. El Cielo is the only song named from the guest spot.
What’s Next for Rawayana
After the Buenos Aires shows, Rawayana continues its world tour across Latin America and Spain. The tour’s name, ¿Dónde es el after.
, reflects the band’s playful style. For now, the two nights in Buenos Aires stand out as a highlight, especially with Tini’s surprise appearance.
Fans will be watching for news of the hinted collaboration. The tour continues across Latin America and Spain after Buenos Aires.
However, no future Argentine dates were announced in the coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Rawayana play in Buenos Aires?
Rawayana played two nights at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires on Thursday 20 and Friday 21 August 2026. Both shows started at 9pm.
Who joined Rawayana on the second night?
Argentine singer Tini, whose real name is Martina Stoessel, appeared as a surprise guest. She performed the song El Cielo with the band.
How much were tickets for the Rawayana shows?
Tickets started at 65,000 pesos (about US$43). They were sold through the Movistar Arena’s official website.
Is Rawayana planning a collaboration with Tini?
El Nacional reported that the artists gave a preview of a future musical collaboration. However, no details on a release date or title were provided.
Connected Coverage
Sources: Clarín; La Nación; TN; Minutouno; Ciudad.com; CMTV; Fullticket; Movistar Arena; El Nacional; Last.fm; Banco Central de la República Argentina.
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