J Balvin, Don Omar & More: 10 Best Performances From Coca Cola Flow Fest 2025, Ranked

The Coca Cola Flow Fest, the biggest reggaetón party celebrating Latin urban music, held its 2025 edition this weekend (Nov. 22 and 23) in Mexico with a powerful lineup that brought together legends of the scene and young stars, from  Don Omar, Wisin y J Balvin a Young Miko, Álvaro Díaz and Myke Towers.

Nicky Jam, Lenny Tavárez, Omar Courtz, Bad Gyal, De La Ghetto, Sech, De La Rose, Yailin La Más Viral, Jowell & Randy, El Alfa, Andy Rivera, Easykid, Sayuri & Sopholov, Daaz, Katteyes, Mexican rap star Santa Fe Klan, and the queen of Mexican reggaetón Bellakath were also part of the dazzling lineup for the eighth edition of the festival, held annually at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, home of the F1 in Mexico City.

Likewise, the popular event brought regional Mexican superstar Natanael Cano with the full power of his corridos tumbados as one of the main acts, marking a precedent in the festival for a genre outside of urban music.

Great guests lit up the five stages of the festival, including Colombian icon Carlos Vives, who headlined one of the acts on the Sessions Stage and later reappeared during Wisin’s set to perform “Nota de Amor” together. Mexican star El Malilla fired up the stage alongside DJ Chaka, and on Sunday, joined his Mexican friends with J Balvin during the closing performance. The event also brought some exclusives, such as the announcement of Álvaro Díaz’s new album, OMAKASE, set for release in 2026, which the artist revealed at the end of his performance on Saturday.

In total, the Flow Fest 2025 gathered approximately 163,000 people over its two days — 79,000 on Saturday and 84,000 on Sunday — according to the promoter Ocesa. Here are the 10 best moments from the Coca Cola Flow Fest 2025, ranked all the way down to our favorite.