From the moment the show began, it was clear the audience was in for something unforgettable. Balvin made an epic entrance, emerging from a smoke-filled, vintage hatchback car that rolled onto the stage — a cinematic start that set the tone for the night. Backed by high-energy dancers, stunning visuals, and flawless production, he delivered a performance that was both deeply personal and globally resonant.

The setlist featured his biggest hits and crowd-pleasers, including collaborations with music giants like Bad Bunny, Cardi B, and The Black Eyed Peas. Each track had the crowd on their feet, singing and dancing in unison. The energy in the room was infectious — a shared euphoria between Balvin and his fans that proved just how powerful his music has become across borders.

Hailing from Medellín, Colombia, J Balvin has blazed an incredible path to international stardom. He’s not just a Latin artist — he’s a global icon. With Grammy nominations under his belt and a history-making résumé that includes being the first Latino to headline world-renowned festivals like Coachella, Tomorrowland, and Lollapalooza, Balvin continues to break barriers and elevate reggaeton to new heights.

Monday night in Laval was more than just a concert — it was a reminder of music’s power to bring people together, to celebrate identity, and to turn up the volume on joy. J Balvin didn’t just perform — he brought the rayo to Montreal.