Puerto Rican reggaeton singer Wisin fulfilled his goal of turning the Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan into the island’s biggest perreo dance floor on Friday, November 13, with the first of two concerts spanning more than 20 years of hits up to his latest album, 'La Universidad del Perreo.' After DJ Nelson and Alberto Stylee, two pioneers of the urban movement, opened the show, Wisin, born Juan Luis Morera, performed early songs such as 'Saoco,' 'Gistro amarillo' and 'Paleta,' getting the thousands of spectators dancing.
He continued with 'Mami no me dejes solo,' 'Dembow,' 'Como antes,' 'Vacaciones’ and 'Duele el corazón' before bringing out his first guest, Yomo, who opened with 'Descará.' Yomo asked Wisin whether a concert next year would fill the venue again, and Wisin told him to give the crowd a taste of what would happen at 'El choli'; Yomo answered with 'Que se sienta' and 'Voy subiendo.'
Wisin then performed 'Barría,' 'Vaquera,' 'La rockera,' 'En la disco,' 'Ahora es,' 'Mírala bien,' 'Sexy movimiento,' 'Aventura' and 'Nadie como tú,' songs he originally sang with former duo partner Yandel. Chezina then joined for 'Rewind Selecta' and underground-era songs, followed by Franco El Gorila with 'En Alta' and 'Relax,' and Yaviah, who joined Wisin and Franco for 'Pa lo oscuro.'
After more hits including 'Sácala,' 'La pared' and 'Abusadora,' Baby Rasta y Gringo took the stage, then Ivy Queen sang 'Hasta abajo' with Wisin. He closed with 'Algo me gusta de ti,' 'Pegao,' 'Rákata,' 'Noche de entierro' and 'Mayor que yo.'