Duki’s world record, which no Argentine artist has ever achieved

Six months before his show at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid, Duki made history. The Argentine trapper – the first to reach a stadium, that of Vélez where he held four concerts and also the first to fill two stadiums in River – has sold out the tickets for the concert he will hold in the Spanish capital on June 8th. Something that no Argentine artist had ever done it.

Duki, the leader of the Argentine trap movement, thus reaffirms the bond that unites him to the Spanish public and also his global impact. All this at just 27 years old.

.“The strongest weapon the Argentine has is that being at the end of the world we have to be very dreamy and very strong. Live by dreams, dreams come true and we Argentines are the best dreamers,” Duki said in a statement.

“If you have a dream, fight for it, if I fill the Bernabéu in Spain it is because you elected me. Thank you for the love, thank you for choosing me,” he concluded.

One album after another

Duki breaks with an all-time historic event for an Argentine artist, being the youngest to arrive at the River Plate stadium, at a time when his musical conquest goes around the world, opening roads to Argentine culture, and to this Added to this is the double sold out in record time for the tickets which once again consecrate him as the leader of a movement that no longer has boundaries.

During 2023, the Argentine artist visited Mexico, gathering thousands of fans and performed his first North American tour sold out with shows in cities like New York, Chicago and Miami, and a tour of Spain in June and July, with special dates in Asturias, Bilbao and Madrid, among others.

Duki continues to present live the songs that make up his latest material Before America which has already broken every playback record on all digital platforms.

The next one will be on June 8, when the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, where Real Madrid plays, will be planted, and one after the other he will reel off the songs with which he conquered first Argentina, then America and now Europe. Songs that were born from the observation of her neighborhood and that were consolidated in every meeting – or battle, as the beggars call it – with her colleagues.