Duki, one of the most influential voices in Latin trap, just released the official video for “Nueva Era”—but this isn’t your typical music video. Shot during his first six sold-out concerts in Buenos Aires, the clip is as much about his fans as it is about the music. Loud, raw, and full of energy, the footage flips the perspective, highlighting the fans’ reactions and the emotional power of a live show done right.

“This one’s for you,” Duki shared in an Instagram Story. “The video shows what it looks like from your side—jumping, screaming, crying. You’re the reason it all happens.”

A Career-Defining Tour

The release comes at a huge moment in Duki’s career. His current world tour is the biggest he’s ever done, already breaking records across Latin America with 13 sold-out shows. Now, he’s hitting the U.S. with 11 stops in major cities including Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and Miami.

U.S. Tour Dates Include:

• Apr 26 – San Diego (SOMA)
• Apr 27 – Los Angeles (Hollywood Palladium)
• May 3 – New York (Theatre at Madison Square Garden)
• May 17 – Miami (Kaseya Center)
• May 18 – San Juan, PR (Coca Cola Music Hall)

Full list and tickets at duki.com.ar

Behind the Music: AMERI and the Rise of Global Collabs

The Nueva Era video also reflects the impact of Duki’s latest album, AMERI, released in late 2024. With over 400 million streams and a Top 3 spot on Spotify’s Global Debut Albums chart, AMERI is Duki’s most ambitious project to date.

The 15-track album is loaded with collaborations across continents:

• Myke Towers, Arcángel, Eladio Carrión (Puerto Rico)
• Headie One (UK)
• Bizarrap, Milo J, YSY A (Argentina)
• Wiz Khalifa, YG (USA)
• Lia Kali, Judeline, Morad (Spain)
• Ovi (Cuba)

“I stopped overthinking and just focused on making music that felt real,” said Duki about the creative process. Producers Yesan and Asan shaped the sound, continuing their work from Desde el Fin del Mundo (2021) and helping bring structure and identity to the project.

From Buenos Aires to the World

Duki isn’t just a local star anymore—he’s exporting his sound globally. The Nueva Era en Buenos Aires video celebrates the community that helped build his career, even as he steps onto international stages. And with his current momentum, this tour and album mark more than a new chapter—they hint at a lasting legacy.

Watch the video here: YouTube - Nueva Era en Buenos Aires
Listen to AMERI: Spotify
Follow Duki: Instagram, YouTube