Blessd & Ryan Castro at Toyota Oakdale Theatre

From singing in buses and joining street side rap battles in Bogota, these two rap icons from Colombia have definitely gone a long way! This fall, Blessd and Ryan Castro are turning up venues in the U.S. for the highly anticipated urban Latin bonanza, the Ay Bendito Ghetto Tour! Both performers recently put out hot new records and they’ve got a lot to sing and rap about. So why not take this ultra massive rager to the U.S.? Well, here they are as pumped as ever as Blessd and Ryan Castro take their experience from the streets of Medellín right to the big stage in the U.S.! With 15 stops to make, the duo will be taking major cities by storm by serving no holds bored, unprecedented hits that only made waves as viral hit songs, but also turn crowds upside down from its massively dynamic beats.

Blessd and Ryan Castro will stop by Wallingford, Connecticut as part of their massive U.S. outing. Their co-headlining gig at the Toyota Oakdale Theatre is bound to feature some new and old numbers as reggaeton icons serve up their catalog to their American fans. Blessd recently dropped Si Sabe early in the year. This incredible body of work is the rapper’s first record to break out into the U.S. charts. In addition, he has also found immense commercially success in the U.S. with his first two efforts Hencho En Medellín and Siempre Blessd.

Meanwhile, Ryan Castro also belted out a brand new record El Cantante El Ghetto, which spawned the viral smasher, “Quema,” which has now reached over 300 million streams across music platforms. Also expect some brilliant hits from his other hot releases, Los Piratas and Reggaetonea. Titles like “Monastery,” “Una Noche En Medellín,” “Jordan,” and more are sure to knock your socks off.

So if you have a taste for urban Latin tunes, this showdown is sure to bring some great entertainment. And it would be a sin to miss out on the season’s most terrific reggaeton rager! So better hurry and secure your tickets as early as now because it’s not everyday that you see Colombia’s top rapper tearing it up over in the U.S.!