Romeo Santos and Prince Royce announce their “Better Late Than Ever” tour for 2026

The acclaimed artists Romeo Santos and Prince Royce officially announced this Monday through a reel shared on their social media their joint tour “Better Late Than Ever”, scheduled for the year 2026. The audiovisual material featured the participation of Dominican actor Manny Pérez and comedian Splou, generating great impact among the followers of both artists who expressed their excitement to know that they will have very close to two of the most respected figures of bachata.
The inclusion of Manny Pérez, a prominent figure in Dominican cinema, in the tour announcement, who plays a police officer, brings an artistic and cultural component to the announcement and reinforces the Dominican identity that has marked the careers of both performers. This element highlights the connection of Romeo Santos and Prince Royce with their roots, a preponderant factor in their artistic proposals.You might be interested in: Romeo Santos and Prince Royce
Through his digital platforms, Romeo Santos directly invited his fans to be an important part of the decisions that will be made after the announcement by asking: “Tell me which city or country you want us to take the ‘Mejor Tarde Que Nunca’ tour to?”This question quickly unleashed the euphoria of the millions of fans of both performers, who automatically began to mention the names of their countries and those cities that should not be missed at the beginning of their next tour.
The tour announced by Romeo and Prince stems from the release of their first collaborative album titled “Better Late Than Never,” a production that brings together 13 songs in which both artists fuse bachata with influences of R&B and other urban and Caribbean rhythms, presenting a proposal that reflects the musical evolution of both exponents. The album also includes a single external collaboration on the track “Menor”, where they join the young Dominican artist Dalvin La Melodía, betting on emerging talent and serving as a bridge for this promise of the genre. So far, the artists have not confirmed the dates or cities where the tour will begin. However, the announcement has sparked strong anticipation among their fans, who have responded massively on social media requesting performances in different countries and cities around the world.#Most read
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