Mundial Tour

The Mundial Tour was a concert tour by the reggaeton performer Daddy Yankee in support of his sixth studio album, Mundial (2010). The tour visited the United States, South and Central America and Europe.

Mundial Tour

Tour by Daddy Yankee
Location	North America • South America • Europe
Associated album	Mundial
Start date	April 3, 2010
End date	August 26, 2011
Legs	3
No. of shows	18 in North America 14 in South America 4 in Europe 39 total
Daddy Yankee concert chronology

Set list

1. Grito Mundial
2. La Despedida
3. Me Enteré (With Tito El Bambino)
4. Mia (With Tito El Bambino)
5. Pata Boom
6. Daría
7. Rumba Y Candela
8. La Señal
9. El Ritmo No Perdona
10. Rescate (With Alexis & Fido)
11. Impacto (With Alexis & Fido)
12. Yo Voy
13. El Más Duro
14. Descontrol
15. El Mejor De Todos Los Tiempos

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Leg 1 – The Americas[1][2][3]
June 12, 2010[a][4]	Tampa	United States	Vinoy Park
June 22, 2010[b]	Gaithersburg		Montgomery County Fairground
July 17, 2010[c]	Los Angeles		Staples Center
July 18, 2010[d]	Miami		Tamiami Park
July 25, 2010[e]	Boqueron	Puerto Rico	TBA
July 31, 2010	Bogota	Colombia	Coliseo El Chaplin
August 14, 2010	Orlando	United States	House of Blues
August 20, 2010	Denver		Denver Coliseum
August 21, 2010[f]	Chicago		All State Arena
August 26, 2010	Antofogasta	Chile	Estadio Regional
August 27, 2010	Tacna	Peru	Escenario Parque Peru
August 28, 2010	Iquique	Chile	Tierra de Campeones
August 29, 2010	Santiago		Velodromo Estadio Nacional
August 30, 2010[5]	Puerto Montt		Arena Puerto Montt
August 31, 2010	Osorno		Escenario Gimnasio Maria Gallardo
September 1, 2010	Temuco		Estadio German Becker
September 3, 2010	Concepcion		Estadio el Collado
September 21, 2010[g]	Hollywood	United States	Hollywood Palladium
September 24, 2010	Laredo		Laredo Energy Arena
September 25, 2010	Corpus Christi		American Bank Center
September 26, 2010	McAllen		Convention Center
Leg 2 – Europe
October 2, 2010	Geneva	Switzerland	Arena de Geneve
October 3, 2010	Paris	France	Zenith de Paris
October 7, 2010	London	England	O2 Academy Brixton
October 8, 2010	Antwerp	Belgium	Lotto Arena
Leg 3 – Americas
January 23, 2011	Los Angeles	United States	Calibash
April 1, 2011	San Pedro Zula[6]	Honduras	Estadio Francisco Morazán
April 2, 2011[7]	Tegucigalpa		Estadio Chochi Sosa
April 13, 2011	New York	United States	Madison Square Garden
May 13, 2011	Santiago	Chile	Movistar Arena
May 21, 2011	Santiago de los Caballeros	Dominican Republic	Gran Arena del Cibao
May 23, 2011[8]	Tortola	British Virgin Islands	Tortola Bay
July 23, 2011[9]	Brampton	Canada	Powerade Centre
July 30, 2011	Panama City	Panama	Figali Convention Center
August 6. 2011[10][h]	Bogota	Colombia	Parque Simon Bolivar
August 20, 2011	Calgary	Canada	Stampede Corral
August 26, 2011	Edmonton		Edmonton Events Center
August 27, 2011[11]	Montreal		Uniprix Stadium
September 16, 2011[12]	Trujillo	Peru	Real Plaza
September 17, 2011[i]	Lima		Estadio Monumental
December 3, 2011[j]	Marcay	Venezuela	Estadio Olimpico Maracay

Cancelled shows

Date	City	Country	Reason
August 19, 2010	Chicago	United States	Breach of contract[13][14]
November 5, 2010	Mendoza	Argentina
November 7, 2010	Neuquen
November 11, 2010	San Juan
November 12, 2010	Cordoba
December 4, 2010	Buenos Aires
November 14, 2010	Comodoro Rivadavia
November 17, 2010	Bahia Blanca
November 19, 2010	Rosario
November 20, 2010	Tucuman
November 21, 2010	Salta

Notes

1. This concert was part of the Tampa Bay Caribbean Carnival 2010
2. This concert was part of Summer Zol 2010 Festival
3. This concert was part of Reventon Superestrella 2010
4. This concert was part of the Festival Colombiano 2010
5. This concert was part of Guaya Guaya Fest 2010
6. This concert was part of Mega Festival 2010
7. This concert was part of Vive Tu Musica Festival 2010
8. This concert was part of Summer Festival
9. This is concert was part of the Lima Fest
10. Festival Aragua 2011