Reggaeton Star Don Omar Reveals Cancer Battle Ahead of Tour Dates

Renowned reggaeton artist Don Omar shocked fans by disclosing his current battle with cancer. The 46-year-old artist turned to social media to share his health struggle, posting a message that exuded optimism. He boldly declared, ‘Today yes, but tomorrow I won’t have cancer,’ alongside a snapshot of his hospital wristband from a specialty medical facility in Orlando. Concluding the post with resilience, he stated, ‘Good intentions are well received. See you soon. #fuckcancer.’

While Don Omar’s Instagram update did not delve into specifics regarding his diagnosis, it has sparked concern and support from fans worldwide. Representatives for the Puerto Rican star have been contacted for additional details.

The reggaeton pioneer rose to fame with his album ‘The Last Don’ in 2003, which propelled him to global stardom with hits like ‘Dile’ and ‘Dale Don Dale.’ Among his extensive list of chart-toppers are tracks such as ‘Danza Kudro,’ ‘Pobre Diabla,’ and ‘Salió El Sol.’

Notably, Don Omar had been enchanting audiences with his signature tunes on the ‘Back to Reggaetón Tour,’ envisioning a second leg from August 7 onwards at the Oakland Arena. The tour is set to grace new cities like San Diego, Portland, and Tampa before wrapping up on the East Coast at Newark‘s Prudential Center on September 14, followed by a final stop at Elmont, NY’s UBS Arena on September 15.

This tour marks Don Omar’s first solo venture since the Kingdom Tour alongside Daddy Yankee in 2015. In support of his 2023 album ‘Forever King’ featuring collaborations with the likes of Chencho Corleone, Maluma, and Residente, the tour promises a nostalgic and electrifying experience for fans.