Daddy Yankee, Becky G And Milo J Lead Latin Wave At Coachella 2027

Coachella 2027, taking place April 9–11 and April 16–18

Latin music is heading back to the California desert with a lineup spanning reggaeton, cumbia, rap, alternative rock and electronic music. Daddy Yankee, Becky G and Milo J are among the standout Latin acts announced for Coachella 2027, taking place April 9–11 and April 16–18 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California.

Daddy Yankee commands one of the poster’s most prominent positions with a special “In the Desert” billing. The Puerto Rican reggaeton pioneer appears separately from the daily lineups topped by Dua Lipa, Tame Impala and SZA, making his booking one of the festival’s major attractions. His specific performance dates have not yet been announced.

Argentina will have two distinctly different sounds represented. Milo J joins the Friday programming on April 9 and 16, bringing a musical approach that connects rap and contemporary urban music with Argentine influences. On Saturdays, April 10 and 17, veteran group Los Pibes Chorros will bring cumbia villera to the festival, adding another dimension to its Latin American contingent.

Becky G is scheduled for Sundays, April 11 and 18, alongside Chilean rapper AKRIILA. The Mexican American singer is among the most prominently billed Latin performers on the daily lineup, while AKRIILA’s inclusion gives Chile’s alternative urban scene a place on the international stage. Mexican norteño act Klave Efectiva also joins the Sunday roster.

The alternative bookings broaden the picture further. Mexican project La Texana will bring its post-punk sound to the Saturday lineup, which also includes Texas-based Mexican American darkwave duo Twin Tribes. Their presence underscores how Latin representation at Coachella extends across languages and genres.

Official Coachella 2027 line up.

Brazil’s electronic scene will also be represented, with Vintage Culture and Ragie Ban scheduled for Fridays, followed by Beltran and Volkoder on Saturdays.

Joining that broader Spanish-language presence are Spain’s Bad Gyal and Las Petunias. Bad Gyal is booked for April 10 and 17, while the indie-punk trio will perform April 9 and 16. Their inclusion adds urbano and guitar-driven sounds to an already varied bill.

With Daddy Yankee receiving marquee treatment and emerging performers sharing the festival with established names, Coachella 2027 offers a cross-section of Latin music’s reach—from Puerto Rican reggaeton and Argentine cumbia to Mexican post-punk and Brazilian dance floors.