San Juan, Puerto Rico (January 19, 2026) – Puerto Rican urban music icons Jowell & Randy delivered a show-stopping performance, closing the 56th edition of the Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián, one of the Caribbean’s most anticipated and culturally significant events. Known for their electrifying energy, dynamic stage presence, and deep connection with fans, the duo once again demonstrated why they are regarded as legends in the urban music scene.
Thousands of fans packed the Plaza del Quinto Centenario in Old San Juan, creating an atmosphere charged with excitement and celebration. From the moment Jowell & Randy stepped on stage, the crowd erupted, dancing and singing along to a setlist of more than 30 songs spanning their illustrious 25-year career. Hits like No Te Veo, Báilalo a lo Loco, Fuera del Planeta, Bonita, and Salgo Pa’ la Calle set the tone for a night of pure musical joy, while fan favorites including Qué Tengo Que Hacer, Shorty, Perriando, Guayeteo, Hey Mister, Eh Oh Eh Oh, and Safaera pushed the audience into an unforgettable frenzy.
The performance was further elevated by special guests, including Tito El Bambino, Willy Rodríguez of Cultura Profética, Christian Alicea, and J Lexis, highlighting the collaborative spirit that has long defined Puerto Rican music. Together, they celebrated the island’s rich cultural heritage, uniting generations of fans in a shared love for rhythm, storytelling, and community.
“Closing the Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián is a huge honor for us,” said Jowell. “This stage represents our people, our history, and our culture. Feeling the crowd’s energy touches our hearts.”
Randy added, “Seeing everyone sing along to every song shows we’re more relevant than ever. We are so grateful for all the love. We love you all.”
Beyond the music, the evening showcased Jowell & Randy’s enduring influence on urban culture, their ability to captivate audiences of all ages, and their role as ambassadors of Puerto Rican pride. From their infectious dance moves to their heartfelt interactions with fans, the duo reminded everyone why they remain cornerstones of the genre, continuing to shape the future of Latin urban music while honoring its past.
With a visually striking stage production, impeccable choreography, and flawless live vocals, the performance reaffirmed their status as one of the most impactful duos in urban music history. It was not just a concert—it was a celebration of Puerto Rico’s vibrant culture, musical innovation, and communal spirit. By the night’s end, it was clear that Jowell & Randy had left a lasting mark on the 56th Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastián, solidifying their legacy as true legends of the Caribbean music scene.
