Anuel AA Setlist Guide 2026 — Songs & Show Reports

Anuel AA setlist — current touring cycle, song by song

The current Anuel AA setlist structure runs roughly 90 to 110 minutes across 22 to 28 songs and is built around three braided eras: the Real Hasta la Muerte debut material, the Emmanuel and Los Dioses middle-period work, and the Las Leyendas Nunca Mueren and Llns Skydd back-catalogue extensions. Lights drop, a recorded interlude pulls from the Real Hasta la Muerte mantra — the slogan repeated through filter effects over a building 808 swell — and Anuel walks out flanked by hooded dancers as the percussion section locks in. The opening cut is typically a Real Hasta la Muerte-era trap latino track — Ella Quiere Beber or Sola pulls the most consistent first-song slot — and the Carolina PR 787 area code imagery hits the LED ribbon as the room ignites. The first third leans hardest on the debut-album material: Brindemos, Quiere Beber, Culpables with Karol G when she is available as a feature, and a hard pivot into the trap end of the early catalogue. The middle hour is the singalong stretch and the heaviest crowd-volume moment of the night. China detonates the floor — the four-way smash with Karol G, Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, and Ozuna lands as the show's first true mass-singalong moment, and the entire room carries the chorus from the second beat. Secreto follows close behind on most nights — Anuel performs the Karol G duet solo, with her vocal track running on the backing audio, and the call-and-response with the audience covers the gaps. Adicto, the Tainy and Ozuna collaboration, gets the full perreo break with the live band stretching the outro for 30 to 45 seconds and Anuel working the in-the-round catwalk; Amanece with Haze and Bad Bunny similarly extends into a singalong moment with the room owning the chorus. The Los Dioses block — when the joint album cycle is foregrounded — bundles four to six tracks from the Ozuna collaboration including Antes, RD, and No Quiere Enamorarse. A brief audio interlude — typically a Carolina PR street recording or a recorded Real Hasta la Muerte mantra over filtered 808s — pivots the show into the closing stretch and gives the live band and dance line 60 to 90 seconds to reset stage positions. The Las Leyendas Nunca Mueren block lands here: the deeper cuts that the Real Hasta la Muerte fan base treats as the emotional core, including the album's title track and the Llns Skydd extended-edition material when it is folded in. Hipócrita lands as a closing-stretch staple, and the final pre-encore stretch typically pivots through Bebé and a surprise older-catalogue audible — sometimes Sola again as a reprise, sometimes a guest verse callback. The encore typically runs two to three cuts: a hard Real Hasta la Muerte statement closer with the Puerto Rico flag at full stage width, the Real Hasta la Muerte chain on the LED, and the audience holding flags overhead through the final bars. Total run clocks 90 to 110 minutes including encore. The Puerto Rico hometown nights at the Choli or the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum run slightly longer and rotate two to three audibles given the cultural weight of an Anuel San Juan date, with surprise guest verses from Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee, Ñengo Flow, Bryant Myers, or Karol G when relationships and routing align. International stadium dates lock the structure tighter for production cues but keep the call-and-response moments uncut. For the exact setlist at a specific show, setlist.fm posts crowd-submitted song-by-song lists within hours of the encore.

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Anuel AA popular songs (Apple Music)

The 11 songs Apple Music returns first for Anuel AA — the artist's popular catalogue, not a confirmed setlist or a prediction of the next concert.

• China (feat. J Balvin & Ozuna)
• Secreto
• Ella Quiere Beber (Remix)
• Amanece
• Sola (Remix) [feat. Daddy Yankee, Wisin, Farruko & Zion & Lennox]
• Quiere Beber
• 47 (Remix)
• Keii
• Hasta Que Dios Diga
• Narcos
• Fútbol & Rumba (feat. Enrique Iglesias)

Upcoming Anuel AA performances

Our ticket feeds currently list 12 upcoming performances. Dates and venues help identify the show you are researching; ticket listings do not establish its song order.

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About Anuel AA

Emmanuel Gazmey Santiago was born November 27, 1992 in Carolina, Puerto Rico, just east of San Juan, and grew up between Carolina and the broader San Juan metro. His father, José Gazmey, worked in the Latin music industry as a vice president of A&R at Sony Music Latin and later as an independent executive, which put Emmanuel inside the recording-industry orbit from childhood — he met Tego Calderón, Wisin y Yandel, and other early-2000s reggaeton figures through his father's work and grew up watching the genre's first commercial wave from the inside. He started writing rhymes in his early teens and released a string of self-produced trap and reggaeton tracks online through 2010, 2011, and 2012, eventually catching the attention of Maybach Music Latino, Rick Ross's Spanish-language imprint, which signed him in 2016. Real Hasta la Muerte — both a phrase and a creed — became the umbrella for the catalogue, eventually growing into his own independent label, Real Hasta la Muerte LLC, which has put out most of his subsequent work. In April 2016 he was arrested in San Juan on a federal weapons possession charge and ultimately sentenced to 30 months in federal prison; he served the sentence at FCI Miami and a series of other federal facilities, and the case became a defining narrative moment for the Real Hasta la Muerte project — fans tracked the release date for years, and the debut album Real Hasta la Muerte dropped on July 17, 2018, the day he walked out of federal custody. The album debuted at No. 1 on the Top Latin Albums chart and stayed on the chart for an extended run, anchored by Ella Quiere Beber and the breakout Sola. The Karol G relationship — they got engaged in 2019 and split publicly in 2021 — produced Secreto and other duets and remains one of the most-tracked relationships in the genre. Anuel and Karol's split was followed by his marriage to Yailin La Más Viral in 2022 and subsequent separation; the personal narrative is heavily intertwined with the catalogue, and the lyrics routinely document specific moments in real time. Emmanuel arrived in 2020 as a more polished record; the joint album Los Dioses with Ozuna followed in early 2021 and reset expectations for what a Latin urbano duo project could do commercially; Las Leyendas Nunca Mueren dropped later in 2021 as the most ambitious record to date. Llns Skydd, an extended-edition follow-up tied to the Las Leyendas Nunca Mueren universe, came in 2024 as the next major catalogue moment. Anuel has been nominated for Latin Grammy Awards, has scored multiple Latin Billboard Music Awards, and the visual identity — the Real Hasta la Muerte chain, the Carolina PR iconography, the dual-tone hooded jersey aesthetic, the back-tattoo work — is one of the most recognizable in the genre. The catalogue ranges across trap latino, reggaeton, drill, dembow, Latin R&B, and the more melodic Latin pop end on duets, and the live show pulls from every era.

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