The Sorry Papi Tour is an innovative new music festival that promotes gender equality and female empowerment. V5 Group, an event planning business based in Chicago, conceived of the tour out of a desire to provide a space where women could enjoy themselves without the usual risks of sexual harassment or improper comments made by men in the audience. DJ Miriam, DJ King Insesse, DJ Marj, DJ Manuela, and Salina the DJ are just a few of the brilliant and varied Latina women and female DJs who will be performing on the trip.

DJ Miriam, manager of the brand and official DJ, has loved music ever since she could remember. She has been an essential member of the Sorry Papi Tour as a musician and DJ. Jaqueline Terrazas, the tour manager and project manager, has used her expertise in social media to great effect in realizing the Sorry Papi Tour. Production manager Catherina Florez, digital marketing manager Vanessa Cardenas, operations manager Caroline Toledo, social media manager Lia Monroy, creative designer Samantha Smyser DeLeon, and digital marketing associate Nina Lopez are just a few of the accomplished Latina women who make up the Sorry Papi Tour team.

The Sorry Papi Tour was revived and expanded to other locations in the United States and beyond last year, despite threats from the COVID-19 pandemic. With the help of Chicago's Latino community, the tour will be showcased during this year's Suenos Festival. The Sorry Papi Tour's long-term objective is to become its own festival or a prominent part of other events, further bringing attention to women in the music industry.

The Sorry Papi Tour has gone viral and gained a cult following among female fans around the country. In the past, well-known performers like Jowell y Randy and Jory Boy, as well as rising stars like Pao Pao, have made surprise appearances on tour, earning kudos for the show's creative approach and welcoming environment. The enthusiasm and sense of agency that last year's tour goers felt is only going to increase for this year's audience.

Despite the lack of belief from the venues they first met with, the first all-girl party sold out in just a couple of days. The positive response and social media buzz led to the tour expanding to other cities like San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas. After three successful tours in Texas cities, venues started reaching out to the women, expressing their desire to host the tour. The women have since collaborated with Live Nation to bring the tour to more cities across the United States.

Finally, the Sorry Papi Tour is a tribute to the innovative spirit, tenacity, and drive of today's female musicians. It's a rare and special opportunity for women to socialize, dance, and celebrate in a supportive setting. The tour has had a significant effect on the music business and continues to get praise for being a successful event for women in a number of different places.