Carolina Álvarez
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Santo Domingo.– The Spanish balladeer, David Bisbal, will return to the Dominican Republic on October 24th as part of his Eternos Tour 2026, with a concert scheduled at the Eduardo Brito National Theater, in Santo Domingo.

The presentation will mark a new encounter between the Spanish singer and the Dominican public and is part of the artistic stage accompanying the release of his upcoming studio album, Eternos.

The show will be produced by César Suárez Pizano and will combine songs from Bisbal’s new album with tracks that have been part of his repertoire for more than two decades.

Bisbal sends a message to the Dominican public

As part of the promotion for his return, the artist released a video addressed to his followers in Santo Domingo, in which he confirmed the date of his performance and expressed his interest in singing once again before the Dominican public.

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The concert is part of a tour that will take the performer to different markets in America and the Caribbean, including Puerto Rico, Mexico, and the United States.

Ticket prices for David Bisbal

Concert tickets are available through Uepa Tickets, CCN Servicios, and the National Theater box office, with prices ranging from RD$10,000 to RD$13,510, depending on the selected location.

Platea seats, from row P to BB, are priced at RD$10,000. Those corresponding to rows A through O cost RD$12,000, while Platea Center is available for RD$13,510.

New album will arrive before the concert

The Spaniard’s return will also be accompanied by the release of Eternos, his next studio album, which is scheduled for release on October 2, 2026. The production will consist of 10 songs and will focus on paying tribute to romantic music performers, combined with contemporary musical elements.

The album will arrive three weeks before Bisbal’s performance in Santo Domingo, so the concert will allow for the incorporation of songs from this new production along with tracks from previous stages.

More than two decades of career

Since his participation in Operación Triunfo, David Bisbal has developed a career focused mainly on Latin pop, with elements from flamenco and other genres. Among the songs that marked his career are “Ave María, Bulería, Dígale and Mi Princesa“.

Now, David Bisbal returns to the Dominican Republic with a performance that will combine part of that repertoire with the songs from Eternos, his new record production.

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