It is 5:30 pm on Saturday, May 30, and the sun is beating down on the Metropolitano stadium in Madrid. Thousands of people are distributed throughout the bars and gardens waiting for the start at eight. Others begin to enter to stand near one of the two stages where the Puerto Rican performs his reggaeton, salsa, bomb and plena show for almost three hours. Nora and Eliana, two friends aged 18 and 19, are heading to the entrance. They wear miniskirts, headscarves, large earrings, high boots and wear maga flowers in their hair, typical of Puerto Rico. “We have a Caribbean aesthetic,” the two friends describe themselves. Like them, there are dozens of women who share the same dress code. In this era in which cultural events have become events, the look It’s not just fun, it’s part of a mission. on tour I SHOULD TAKE MORE PHOTOS World Tour the goal
