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Palacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto
"La media naranja" (The half orange)
Palacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto
Full namePalacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto
LocationAvenida 27 de Febrero, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Coordinates 18°28′30″N69°55′08″W / 18.474935°N 69.918789°W / 18.474935; -69.918789
OwnerGobierno Dominicano
OperatorFederacion Dominicana de Baloncesto (Fedombal)
Capacity 8,337
Construction
Opened1974
Construction costRD$528 Million
Tenants
Dominican Republic national basketball team
Leones de Santo Domingo (LNB)
Titanes del Licey (LNB)
Basketball at the 2003 Pan American Games
2010 World Youth Women's Handball Championship

The Palacio de los Deportes Virgilio Travieso Soto is an 8,337-seat multi-purpose arena in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, built in 1974 for the XII Central American and Caribbean Games. It currently hosts local sporting events and concerts and held the basketball games during the 2003 Pan American Games. It is known as "La Media Naranja" (The Half Orange) for its characteristic orange roof. The arena is also used in the Miss Dominican Republic Pageant. It also hosted games from the 2010 World Youth Women's Handball Championship.

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It hosted the 2005 FIBA Americas Championship.

Events and Concerts

Band/ArtistEvent/TourDateAttendance
1974 Central American and Caribbean Games 1974
The Producers [1] 1983Sold Out
Ramon OrlandoNo Hay Nadie mas Tour1991
2003 Pan American Games2003
Chayanne2003
David Bisbal2003
Santo Domingo Reggaetón Festival 2003 [2] [lower-alpha 1] 9 December 20036,000 [3]
Tego CalderonEl Abayarde World Tour20 December 20038,000 [4]
Merengazo del Verano20047,000 [5]
Daddy Yankee Barrio Fino World Tour 23 October 2004
Erreway27 November 2004 [6]
Sin Banderas3 February 200510,000 [7]
SmackdownLive Tour 200630 June 2006
Ricardo Arjona Adentro Tour27 July 2006 [8]
Paulina Rubio Amor, Luz y Sonido Tour29 March 2007 [9] 5,000 [10]
Jesus Andrian Romero9 December 2007 [11]
Chayanne15 December 2007
Alejandro Sanz9 February 200810,000 [12]
RBDTour Emepezar desde cero 200811 April 2008 [13]
Victor Manuel, Elvis Crespo, Los Rosario & Zone D`TamboraUna Noche Tropical [14] 7 June 2008
Disney's High School Musical the Ice Tour [15] 3–6 July 2008
Don Omar Up & Closer23 February 2008
Cristian Castro & Gibeltoo Santa Rosa [16] `Encuentro de dos grandes23 August 2008
Alejandro FernandezViento a Favor tour30 August 200810,000 [12]
JuanesLa Vida World Tour15 November 2008
Danilo Monterio & JulissaInagotable21 November 2008 [17]
Daddy YankeeThe Big Boss World Tour18 December 2008 [18] 8,000
Marco BarrientosAviva Tour28 March 20094,500 [19]
Lilly Goodman, Daniel Calveti & Tercer Cielo3x130 May 20098,000 [20]
Luis Fonsi [21] Palabras del Siliencio Tour8 August 2009
Disney on ice El viaje Fantastico20–23 August 2009
Laura Pausini Primavera Anticipada World Tour [22] 19 September 2009
Pet Shop Boys [23] Pandemonium Tour24 October 2009
Julio Iglesias [24] 5 November 2009
Martha Heredia [25] 20 December 2009
Chichi Peralta [26] De Aquel Lado del Rio9 February 2010
Cristian Castro, Martha Heredia, Reik & NoelInvasion Pop [27] 6 March 2010
Joaquin Sabina Tour Viña y rosas 2010 [28] 18 May 2010
Raymond Pozo & Miguel CespedesTour 16 [29] 24 July 2010
Jonas BrothersLive in Concert16 October 2010
David BisbalSin mirar atras tour [30] 23 October 2010
CosculluelaCosculluela Concert Party [31] 27 November 2010
CamliaDejate Amar Tour [32] 5 March 2011
Laura PausiniInedito World Tour12 February 20124,000 [33]
Joaquin Sabina & Joan Manuel Serrat [34] Dos Pajaros Contraatacan7 November 2012
Cirque du SoleilSaltimbaco22–25 November 2012
Raymond Pozo & Miguel Cepedes [35] Reyes del Humor27 December 2012
Ruben BladesCuentos y Cantos Urbanos16 December 20133,000 [36]
Andres Cepeda [37] Lo mejor que hay en mi vida World Tour7 June 2014
ChayanneEn todo estare World Tour [38] 2 May 2015
Ricardo ArjonaViajer Tour [39] 22, 23 & 29 August 2015
CamilaElypse World Tour5 December 2015
Sin BanderaUna Ultima Vez World Tour [40] 6 April 2016
Alejandro SanzSirope Tour 2016 [41] 21 May 2016
ChayanneEn Todo Estare World Tour 2016 [42] 18 June 2016
Nicky JamThe Ave Fenix Tour [43] 14 August 20166,000 / 6,700
Camila + Ricardo Montaner24 September 2016 [44]
Cirque du SoleilOvo27–30 October 2016
Ricardo Montaner + Sin Bandera [45] Solo hits & Por Ultima Vez


18 & 19 March 2017
Miguel BoseEstare 20174 May 2017
Franco de Vita & CamilaSolo hits Tour 20173 June 2017
Ingrid Rosario27 July 2017 [46]
Il VotoNotte Magica: A Tribute To The Three Tenors13 September 2017 [47]
Prince Royce, Mozart La Para, IlegalesQuiereme Como Soy [48] 17 February 2018
Ozuna [49] Odisea World Tour23 June 201811,000 [50]

(record)

Maluma [51] F.A.M.E Tour15 August 2018
El Alfa10 años2 September 20188,000+ [52] [53]
Toño Rosario & Los Hermanos RosarioLa Disnatia Rosario6 October 20186,000+ [54]
Jesus Adrian RomeroTour 2018 [55] 20 October 2018
Zion & Lennox [56] 26 October 2018
Ha Ash100 años tour27 October 2018
Camila & Sin Banderas4 Latidos Tour [57] 8 March 2019
ChayanneDesde el alma Tour 201925 May 2019 [58]
J BalvinArcoiris Tour31 August 2019 [59]
Raymond & MiguelLos Reyes Pa’l Palacio [60] 14 September 20197,000+ [61] [62]
GabrielMorisoñando Tour19 October 2019 [63]
Ricardo MontanerMontaner Tour 201915 December 20198,000 [64]
Camila and Sin Bandera4 Latidos Tour19 February, 2022
Myke TowersEl Young King The Tour 2022.12 March, 2022
Carlos VivesVives Tour14 May, 2022
Reik and Luis FonsiEn Cambio Tour y Noche Perfecta Tour23 July, 20229,000+ [65]
Marco Antonio SolisQue Ganas de Verte TourSeptember 30 & 1 October, 2022
Dj AdonisDj Adonis y sus amigosDecember 17, 2022
Manny CruzDominicano de CorazónMarch 4, 2023
Ana GabrielPor Amor A Ustedes World TourApril 29, 30 and May 3Sold Out
Rochy RDAugust 12, 2023
Eladio CarrionThe Sauce Latam TourDecember 1, 2 & 3, 2023

Notes

  1. ↑ The artists that performed in that concert were Don Omar, Falo, Plan B, Goldy, Felo Man, Baby Rasta y Gringo, Wizin y Janel, Michael y Manuel, Zion y Lennox, Eddi Dee, Glory y Voltio, Los correctos y Nipo.

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