Here Are the Setlist, Stage Layout & Merch for Rauw Alejandro’s ‘Cosa Nuestra World Tour’
Photo by Marco Perretta.
Rauw Alejandro has officially kicked off his Cosa Nuestra World Tour! On Apr. 5, the Puerto Rican star played his first U.S. tour date at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA, giving fans a preview of the highly-anticipated setlist, stage layout, and tour merch options.
The show starts with a cinematic intro of him driving and dodging bullets. He appears on stage after a car crash in the background visuals and transforms from actor to singer as he kicks off with “PUNTO 40.” He continues his show with songs like “IL Capo,” “PANTIES Y BRASIERES” (originally sung with Daddy Yankee), “Déjame Entrar,” “Santa” (originally sung with Rvssian and Ayra Starr), and “Mil Mujeres.” Throughout the show, fans can count on hearing songs off albums like Cosa Nuestra (2024), Saturno (2023), and VICE VERSA (2021).
He also sang snippets of his older tracks like “Tattoo,” “Fantasias” (originally sung with Farruko), and “El Efecto” (originally sung with Chencho Corleone). He followed up his throwback segment with songs like “Desesperados” (originally with Corleone), Revolú (originally with Feid), “Committed” (originally sung with Pharrell Williams), “La Old Skul,” and “NO ME SUELTES.”
More songs on the setlist include “Touching The Sky,” “Todo De Ti,” his new upcoming single “Carita Linda,” “Amar De Nuevo,” and “2/Catorce.” Following songs include “S E X P L A Y L I S T 1” (originally with Omar Courtz), “DILUVIO,” “Khé?” (originally with Romeo Santos), “Pensándote” (originally with Tainy), and “Se Fue” (originally sung with Laura Pausini).
The second half of the Cosa Nuestra World Tour continues with songs like “Pasaporte,” “Cosa Guapa,” “Ni Me Conozco,” “Cosa Nuestra,” and his cover of the classic song “Tú Con Él.” Rauw ends his setlist with a string of high-energy songs like “Espresso Martini” (originally sung with Marconi Impara and Yan Block), “Baja Pa’ Acá” (originally sung with Alexis & Fido), “Qué Pasaría…” (originally sung with Bad Bunny), “LOKERA” (originally sung with Brray and Lyanno), and “2:12 AM” (originally with Latin Mafia). He closes his set with his songs “Desenfocao’” and “SEXXXMACHINE.”
Throughout his show, he transforms his stage into a Broadway-inspired show, giving his fans a taste of his acting skills along with his dancing skills that his known for. The tour’s layout features images of New York streets and buildings as the backdrop, immersing the audience in The Big Apple. He also features vintage theatre curtains, a classic car, and a bed throughout the set. He is accompanied by a live band dressed in 1960s attire, matching the Boricua star.
Fans also captured the tour’s official merch.
Rauw’s Cosa Nuestra World Tour will continue tonight at the Chase Center in San Francisco, CA (Apr. 7).
[Editor note: Setlists may vary depending on the city/market]