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Bad Bunny has kicked off his Most Wanted Tour and the setlist has been revealed after the first U.S. shows.

The tour kicked off at Salt Lake City’s Delta Center and broke the record for the venue’s highest-grossing single night concert ever. The tour then moved to Las Vegas for two shows and the tour continues through the end of May.

The two-hour show began with a 10-minute musical prelude performed by The Philharmonic Orchestra Project, which includes 24 musicians. The show featured 20 dancers and was divided across two stages.

The set list will reportedly change throughout the tour, but you can get an idea for what you’ll hear with this list.

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**This set list is representative of one of the first shows and might not be completely accurate for every show.

The party continues with Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Ricky Martin.

With a combined five Grammys, 10 Latin Grammys and over 77 million Spotify listeners, it’s no surprise that all initial tour dates have sold out, leading to extended dates into 2024.

After their final scheduled date this year in Vancouver, they will take a break before going back onstage on January 31, 2024, and are scheduled to perform their final extended show on March 10 in Tampa, Florida.

Though this is not the first time Iglesias has worked with his two co-headliners, this is the first time all three share the stage.

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Added Dates:

01-30 Fresno, CA — Save Mart Center

01-31 San Francisco, CA — Chase Center

02-02 Palm Desert, CA — Acrisure Arena

02-03 Anaheim, CA — Honda Center

02-08 Oklahoma City, Ok — Paycom Center

02-09 Austin, TX — Moody Center

02-10 Fort Worth, TX — Dickies Arena

02-13 Denver, Co — Ball Arena

02-16 St.

On Saturday, the Trilogy Tour kicked off at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., with Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin performing for their excited fans. On Tuesday, they traveled north to Toronto where they continued to wow audiences.

The trio of superstars first announced their tour back in May on social media.

“I’m going on tour with my friends [Pitbull] and [Ricky Martin]!” Iglesias wrote in his announcement.

“It’s happening! We are going to hit the road!” Martin announced.” This is going to be one crazy night.”

“Excited to make history this fall with [Enrique Iglesias] and [Ricky Martin],” Pitbull wrote.

The tour will be making stops in 19 cities, including major cities like New York City, Miami, Houston and Las Vegas. They are scheduled to end their tour in Vancouver, B.C., on December 10.

The Trilogy Tour 2023 dates and cities:

Sat Oct 14 – Washington, DC – Capital One Arena

Tue Oct 17 – Toronto, On – Scotiabank Arena

Wed Oct 18 – Toronto,...

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