Omar Courtz, the artist leading the new wave of urban music, wrapped up his first U.S. tour, “Primera Musa USA Tour,” with resounding success — drawing over 40,000 fans across 20 completely sold-out shows. From Los Angeles to New York, the energy was electrifying and fans responded with overwhelming devotion—posters, personalized gifts, and massive sing-alongs turning every city into a pink celebration, in honor of the artist’s signature aesthetic. Now, Courtz is gearing up to bring that same energy to Europe with his “Primera Musa Europe Tour 2025,” a festival tour across Spain starting June 20 in Barcelona.
Each show was a full sensory experience: over 15 songs per night, pyrotechnics, special effects, giant inflatables, powerful visuals, and multiple outfit changes kept audiences captivated from start to finish. The setlist included fan favorites like “Goddess,” “Beachy,” “Serio con ese Q,” “Luces de colores,” “PASIEMPRE,” “Nubes,” and the viral hit “¿Qué vas a hacer hoy?”, sung at the top of their lungs by thousands. The grand finale in Miami was unforgettable, with a surprise guest appearance by Clarent to perform “WOAHH,” sending the crowd into total euphoria.
Shortly after wrapping up his tour, Omar Courtz celebrated another major milestone in his career: his debut album “Primera Musa” surpassed one billion streams in less than a year since its release — a testament to his strong connection with fans and his rise as a powerful new voice in the urban movement. This achievement follows months of consistent work and organic growth, driven by the unwavering support of his audience. He has also taken part in key moments within the scene, such as his performance at Rauw Alejandro’s “Cosa Nuestra” concert at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, reflecting both the respect he commands from his peers and his growing influence within the genre.
With charisma and a unique style, Omar Courtz continues to make massive strides in his career. His upcoming “Primera Musa Europe Tour 2025” includes stops in Barcelona, Salamanca, Madrid, Tenerife, Sevilla, Mallorca, Benidorm, Cádiz, Granada, Asturias, La Rioja, Simancas, Punta Umbría, Torremolinos, Cullera, Cuenca, Santander, and Gran Canaria, before closing on August 3 in Castellón. At every stop, he promises to keep proving why he’s one of the most exciting voices in the new wave of Latin urban.
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