Álex Ubago to Perform in Puerto Rico on Feb. 13 for 25th Anniversary Tour
The Spanish singer will present his '¿Qué pides tú? 25 aniversario' tour at the Centro de Bellas Artes de Santurce in San Juan, performing hits and songs from his latest album.

The short version
- Noticias Venevisión reported that Spanish singer Álex Ubago will perform in Puerto Rico on Feb. 13 with his 25th anniversary tour
- Holanews stated the concert will take place at the Centro de Bellas Artes de Santurce in San Juan on the eve of Valentine's Day
- According to EFE via multiple outlets, Ubago will perform hits including 'Sin miedo a nada', 'Aunque no te pueda ver' and songs from his album 'Galerna'
- Tickets are already on sale at Ticketera and the theater box office, Holanews and Yahoo en Español reported
Concert Announcement
Spanish singer Álex Ubago will perform in Puerto Rico on Feb. 13 at the Centro de Bellas Artes de Santurce in San Juan. HolaNews reported that the artist announced the date this week as part of his '¿Qué pides tú? 25 aniversario' tour to mark 25 years in music. The show is scheduled for the eve of Valentine's Day.
Ubago will offer a tour of the major hits that have marked his career. He will also perform tracks from his most recent album 'Galerna', which consists of ten songs. El Universo noted he last performed before the Puerto Rican public two years ago.
Career Highlights
The composer of songs such as 'Me muero por conocerte' and 'A gritos de esperanza' will include numbers including 'Sin miedo a nada', 'Aunque no te pueda ver', 'A gritos de esperanza', '¿Qué pides tú?' and 'Estar contigo'. Yahoo en Español reported that Ubago received a Grammy in 2011 for Best Pop Vocal Duo or Group Album in collaboration with Jorge and Lena for the disc 'Alex, Jorge y Lena'.
The announcement was made on Friday, according to the reports. Noticias Venevisión stated that Ubago will present the concert on Feb. 13 with his anniversary tour.
Where the sources differ
All four sources agree that Álex Ubago will perform on Feb. 13 at the Centro de Bellas Artes de Santurce in San Juan as part of his '¿Qué pides tú? 25 aniversario' tour, that he will play career hits and material from the album 'Galerna', and that tickets are available via Ticketera and the venue box office. Sources 2, 3 and 4 (HolaNews, Yahoo en Español and El Universo), which appear to share the same EFE dispatch, add details on specific songs, the 2011 Grammy, and that the artist performed in Puerto Rico two years earlier; source 1 (Noticias Venevisión) is shorter and does not mention the prior concert, the Grammy or the full song list. Sources 2-4 were published Oct. 9 while source 1 appeared on Oct. 10; none conflict on core facts.
What the reports do not say
The reports do not specify ticket prices, the exact start time of the concert, whether it is a solo performance or includes guest artists, or any additional dates in Puerto Rico or the Caribbean. They also provide no information on how long the show is expected to last or details about the staging.
Sources
Every link below was opened and checked when this story was published. Official means a government body, agency or the organization itself; Reporting means a news outlet.
- Reporting Álex Ubago actuará en Puerto Rico la víspera de San Valentín con su gira de 25 aniversario
- Reporting Álex Ubago actuará en Puerto Rico la víspera de San Valentín con su gira de 25 aniversario
- Reporting Álex Ubago actuará en Puerto Rico la víspera de San Valentín con su gira de 25 aniversario
- Reporting Álex Ubago se presentará en Puerto Rico el 13 de febrero con su gira de 25 aniversario
How we checked this
HolaNews, Yahoo en Español and El Universo carried nearly identical EFE reports with the fullest details, while Noticias Venevisión published a shorter item confirming the Feb. 13 date. The prior-concert timing, Grammy mention and full song list rest solely on the EFE dispatch.
Compiled by the PuertoRico.com News Desk from the reports and statements listed above, and checked against them before publishing. It does not include original interviews. Spot an error? Email support@puertorico.com with a link to this story.