Reggaeton sensation J Balvin wrapped up his all-out Vibras Tour last week on October 28th. The Colombian "Mi Gente" singer pulled out all the stops at all 26 gigs. From dinosaurs and emerging from a literal giant egg, to tripped out visuals and flashy costumes the dancers rep'd, there wasn't a single dull moment.
If you missed Balvin's immersive North American tour, or want to learn about all the effort that went behind the performance, than this Vibras Tour mini-documentary is for you. Hear from Balvin, his producers, dancers and more about the ins and outs of the tour. Get the exclusive look below.
"It doesn't matter what type of dream you have, it can be small or big... There's no limits when it comes to dreams." - Balvin
On Vibras props:
"The Props and dinosaurs are huge additive to the show." Samantha Caudle, Dancer
"This time we're using dinosaur costumes. We've never done it in our entire repertoire that we had with J. It's really a dinosaur!" - Yoel Matute, Dancer
"Every song has a different world." - Balvin
On the dancing:
"Each song he sings has its own flavor. They were able to bring the dancing the same way." - Caudle
"I think bringing the women into the show definitely brings a different flavor and spice." - Shannon Walters, Dancer
"All the cultures combining I think is really special" - Caudle
On the dance costumes:
"He's very intricate with these outfits, and I think these definitely represent that." - Taylor Knight, Dancer
"I had this in my mind last year, and I just wanted to make it real. So I took to the guys from square division and was like 'let's do this, this is what I have in mind. So just help me to take it to that level." - Balvin
On good vibes:
"Really feeling like a woman on stage is super empowering. It's been nothing but good vibes too, and I think Jose (Balvin) has just brought that in, and everyone around Jose always brings good vibes." - Caudle
"He's a person who's not predictable, so I think that all that influence he's had, I would imagine is his research to offer the entire audience who follows him a different show everytime." - Matute
