The King Stays King: Sold Out At Madison Square Garden is the first live album and first concert film by American singer Romeo Santos as a solo artist. It is based on 3 concerts that sold out 3 nights in a row at Madison Square Garden on February 11, 23, and 24, of 2012. This was part of The King Stays King tour. The film version was made for DVD in which it was released on the same day as the audio CD version. It is also available on HBO Max. It is his first concert film as a solo artist as well.
Track listing
DVD & Digital Film
Included Acts. These acts are actually videos in between songs about Romeo Santos talking about various topics.
Act 1: Show Open
You - 4:01 La Diabla - 3:45 Malevo - 4:06 Por Un Segundo - 2:47
Act 2: Rituals & Younger Days
Que Se Mueran - 3:56 Su Veneno - 3:53 Mi Corazoncito (featuring P. Diddy) - 4:12
Act 3: New York & 3 Homes
Debate de 4 (featuring Anthony Santos & Luis Vargas) - 4:47 Magia Negra - 3:49 Soberbio - 4:16 Llévame Contigo - 3:49 La Bella Y La Bestia - 3:48
Act 4: The Love Of His Fans
Medley: La Película/Enséñame A Olvidar/Todavía Me Amas - 8:25
Act 5: Being An Artist
Vale La Pena El Placer - 3:04 Medley: Rival/All Aboard - 3:12 Noche de Sexo (featuring Wisin & Yandel) - 3:43 Mi Santa - 3:58
Act 6: Closing
Promise (featuring Usher) - 9:16
Credits
Bonus Footage Backstage Halloween
Personnel Bass Guitar - Adan Gomez Guitar - Alexander "Chi Chi" Caba Guitar, Vocals - Eric "Bori" Rivera Congas - Guillermo Frias Composer, Piano - Joaquin Diaz Keyboards - Joel Liberato Drums - Jotan Afanador Bongos - Leonardo Zapata Reyes Guira - Radhames Reyes Zapata Rhythm Guitar - Wilmore "Bimbo" Franco
Charts
Weekly charts Chart (2012)PeakpositionArgertine Albums (CAPIF)8Chilean Albums (FeriaDelDisco)5scope="row"scope="row"scope="row"Venezuelan Albums (Recordland)16
Year-end charts Chart (2013)PositionUS Top Latin Albums (Billboard)12US Tropical Albums (Billboard)4
Certifications
See also List of number-one Billboard Latin Albums from the 2010s List of number-one Billboard Tropical Albums from the 2010s
References