Daddy Yankee fans are already lining up in front of the National Stadium for concerts. [VIDEO]

Daddy Yankee fans line up outside the National Stadium to try and get the best seats on October 18 and 19 concert days.

Enthusiastic fans “Kangri” was installed on the avenue with plastic chairs and benches, blankets, cardboard and even an air mattress for several days in anticipation of the singer’s last tour.

One fan named Naeli pointed to RPP news who has been sleeping in this area of ​​​​Cercado de Lima since Sunday with his mother in a sleeping bag, since serenasgo does not allow tents to be set up.

“I study interpretation and translation and only conduct classes online, so it’s easier for me to live in the camp,” the girl said. “I’m going to attend with my friend, her mom, my sister and me,” she added.

follower papa yankee revealed that her father, uncle, and sister shared the Puerto Rican singer’s music with her since she was a child.

“I want to make a poster with my friend and sister so that it says that they are coming to dance, and I hope we can do it,” the girl said.

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