Rawayana Throws Venezuelan-Style Halloween Party in NYC, Feat. Guests Cheo Pardo & Yorghaki
Rawayana turned its sold-out New York show into a Venezuelan-style Halloween party, bringing fans together around the band’s music and Latin American culture. The concert also included a tribute to people affected by earthquakes in Venezuela and a request for donations to support long-term recovery.
Nearly 12,000 people attended Barclays Center on 31 October, where the band played hits including “Uber”, “Feriado” and “Veneka”. Guests Cheo Pardo performed a DJ set and Yorghaki joined the show, while Beto displayed the band’s 2025 Latin Grammy. The concert was part of the ¿Dónde Es El After? World Tour, which continues across the United States through 6 December.
In short
- Rawayana’s sold-out New York Halloween show drew nearly 12,000 fans.
- Guests Cheo Pardo and Yorghaki joined the performance.
- The band urged donations for earthquake recovery in Venezuela.
Explained simply
Rawayana is a Venezuelan band whose music blends Latin pop and other Caribbean and Latin American influences. Its songs and live shows often draw on Venezuelan culture, helping it connect with Venezuelans living abroad as well as other listeners.
Cheo Pardo is a Venezuelan musician and DJ, and Yorghaki is a Venezuelan singer and producer; both joined the band at the New York concert. Barclays Center is a large arena in Brooklyn, and the show formed part of Rawayana’s international tour.
The concert also raised attention for people affected by earthquakes in Venezuela, with a request for donations towards long-term recovery. That gave the event a link to communities in Venezuela at a time when many people from the country live outside it.
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