Rawayana Turned Brooklyn Into a Venezuelan Halloween Rager
The trippy-pop trio brought the costumes, the chaos, and the culture to Barclays.
Rawayana didn't just play a show at Brooklyn's Barclays Center — they threw a full-blown Venezuelan-style Halloween party, complete with wigs, costumes, and guests Cheo Pardo and Yorghaki in tow. This was all part of their ¿Dónde Es El After? World Tour, and from the sound of it, they turned the whole venue into something between a concert and a costume ball.
The band's known for blurring lines between music and spectacle anyway. They bring that trippy-pop sound with real visual flair, so a Halloween takeover in New York actually tracks perfectly with what they do. Adding local flavor with Venezuelan guests showed they're not just touring through — they're bringing their whole culture and community into the room.
Rawayana's been building serious momentum in the States, and nights like this are how you do it. You don't just play songs; you create an experience people actually talk about. That's the move.
Read the full story at Billboard → https://www.billboard.com/music/latin/rawayana-venezuelan-halloween-party-new-york-concert-review-1236371750/
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