Prince Royce

Prince Royce, an emblematic figure of modern bachata, returns to Paris for an exceptional evening at the Adidas Arena. Expect a performance rich in emotion and Latin rhythms.

Geoffrey Royce Rojas, better known as Prince Royce, is a singer-songwriter and producer of American-Dominican origin, born in New York. He has established himself as one of the major artists of bachata, a musical genre from the Dominican Republic, by integrating pop, R&B and urban sounds into it. His career truly took off with his self-titled first album in 2010, which contained flagship tracks like 'Stand By Me' (a bilingual cover of Ben E. King's classic) and 'Corazón Sin Cara'. These tracks quickly won over Latin charts, propelling him to the international stage and earning him numerous awards.

Over the years, Prince Royce has maintained consistent and quality production, with albums like 'Phase II' (2012), 'Soy el Mismo' (2013) and 'Five' (2017). He is recognized for his soft and melancholic voice, as well as his ability to modernize bachata while respecting its roots. His songs often explore themes of love, desire and heartbreak, speaking to a wide audience. He has collaborated with renowned artists from various musical horizons, which testifies to his openness and growing influence well beyond the boundaries of Latin music.

A Prince Royce concert is an experience where the energy of bachata meets pop sophistication. On stage, he is renowned for his charisma and ability to create an intimate connection with his audience, even in large venues. His performances are often accompanied by talented musicians and choreography that invites dance. Fans can expect to relive his greatest hits, but also discover new titles, all in a festive and warm atmosphere, characteristic of Latin evenings.

Prince Royce's visit to the Adidas Arena represents a unique opportunity for the Parisian public to discover or rediscover one of the most influential ambassadors of bachata. It's a gathering for all lovers of Latin music, but also for those who appreciate catchy melodies and poetic lyrics. His presence in Paris confirms the growing appeal of Latin music in France and promises a memorable evening, rhythmed by sunny sounds and strong emotions.