The Puerto Rican artist will perform “PA’ LO BONITO,” the salsa single from his new album, 8, currently No. 6 on Billboard’s Hot Tropical Songs chart, this Sunday, September 27, as the Miami Dolphins face the Kansas City Chiefs.
MIAMI, FL (September 21, 2026) – Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Lenny Tavárez is bringing lo bonito to the NFL stage. This Sunday, September 27, Tavárez will perform “PA’ LO BONITO,” the salsa single from his newly released album, 8, at Hard Rock Stadium as the Miami Dolphins face the Kansas City Chiefs for their 2026 home opener.
The performance marks another major moment in Tavárez’s latest musical chapter, bringing one of the standout tracks from 8 to an NFL game day in Miami. Produced by renowned producer Sergio George, “PA’ LO BONITO” showcases Tavárez stepping into salsa while maintaining the distinctive voice and songwriting that have defined his career in Latin music.
Built around celebrating the people and moments that make life worth enjoying, “PA’ LO BONITO” embodies the deeply personal spirit behind the album. Released earlier this month, the eight-track album draws inspiration from eight chapters of love and Tavárez’s own story with his wife, Natasha Nazario, offering an intimate look at love, partnership, family and the different stages that shape a relationship.
Musically, 8 also represents Tavárez at his most versatile. Across the project, the Puerto Rican artist moves between reggaetón, salsa, cumbia and Afrobeat, expanding his sound while remaining rooted in the songwriting that has made him one of Latin music’s most recognized voices.
His upcoming appearance at Hard Rock Stadium brings that evolution to a new stage, placing “PA’ LO BONITO” at the intersection of Latin music, sports and Miami culture as thousands of fans come together for the Dolphins’ home opener.
From helping shape the sound of Latin urban music to exploring new territory through 8, Tavárez continues to expand his artistry while staying connected to the songwriting and musical identity at the core of his career. His performance at the Dolphins’ home opener brings that latest chapter directly to Miami, a city at the crossroads of Latin music, sports and culture.
Miami Dolphins vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Hard Rock Stadium | Miami, Florida
