Carlos Rivera

On July 10, 2026, Carlos Rivera arrives at the Coliseum in A Coruña with a concert that traverses his universe of Latin melodic pop and contemporary balladry. Born in Huamantla (Tlaxcala) and discovered in the mid-2000s, Rivera has built a repertoire that blends contemporary arrangements with nods to bolero, mariachi and a light pop-rock. His work in the musicals La Bella y la Bestia (Beauty and the Beast) and El Rey León (The Lion King) in Mexico and Spain shaped his way of storytelling on stage: songs that unfold like small narratives and performances polished down to the smallest detail.

In A Coruña, the set leans on his albums — from Carlos Rivera and Mexicano to El hubiera no existe, Yo creo, Guerra, Leyendas and Sincerándome — combining original compositions, duets with Latin American voices and tributes to the Spanish-language songbook. Intimate, heartbeat ballads coexist with mid-tempo pop and moments rooted in Mexican tradition, all supported by a band with a contemporary profile. A live show focused on the song and on closeness with the audience, where Rivera links romance, Mexican popular culture and current pop formats.