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Rawayana's Halloween Bash Ignites Brooklyn!
1 Nov
Summary
- Rawayana hosted a sold-out Halloween concert at Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
- The band engaged fans with energetic performances and special guest DJ sets.
- A charitable segment highlighted donations for Venezuelan earthquake recovery efforts.
On Saturday, October 31, Rawayana brought a vibrant Venezuelan-themed Halloween party to Brooklyn's Barclays Center, captivating a sold-out audience of nearly 12,000. The beloved trippy-pop band performed their hits, including "Uber" and "Feriado," on a main stage before moving to a unique second stage situated within the audience, intensifying the festive atmosphere.
During the electrifying performance, former Los Amigos Invisibles member Cheo Pardo delivered a DJ set, and Yorghaki, in a Spider-Man costume, joined for a special collaboration. The crowd waved Venezuelan flags and wore attire referencing their homeland, alongside flags from other Latin American nations.
A particularly moving moment saw band member Beto perform an acoustic song dedicated to those affected by the June earthquakes in Venezuela. Rawayana promoted donations for their Fundación El After, aimed at supporting long-term recovery and education. This show was part of their ¿Dónde Es El After? World Tour, supporting their Billboard-charting album.
Following their New York City performance, the tour continued to Philadelphia on November 1. The band's recent activities also include gracing the cover of Billboard Español and participating in a panel during Billboard Latin Music Week. Massachusetts had also officially proclaimed October 30, 2026, as "Rawayana Day."
