Ecuador was the country where Fonseca began his professional career, marking the nation where he initially made his debut.
A concert by the artist took place at Guayaquil's city stadium last week, as part of a three-day music festival.
The individual expressed a deep connection to Ecuador, stating that he has extensive knowledge of the country, having visited numerous locations throughout.
Colombian singer Juan Fernando Fonseca is gearing up for the most extensive tour of his career, set to commence on October 24 at El Campín Stadium in Bogotá. The tour, titled "Before the Time Goes," will subsequently visit multiple locations across Latin America and the United States, with additional destinations yet to be announced.
Author Fonseca has been exploring the concept of gratitude through his writing for several years.
The artist expressed his passion for writing songs that evoke a sense of gratitude and appreciation for life, family, love, and one's homeland, citing the positive energy and emotional connection he experiences when performing such themes on stage.
The latest album from the artist, "Before Time Goes", lacked a distinct creative direction, diverging from the established path set by his previous work, "Tropicalia".
The artist had an epiphany about the importance of time in his work, which became evident when selecting songs from his repertoire. He ultimately concluded that honoring and appreciating time was a recurring theme throughout his compositions.
He expressed the intention to express gratitude for life, but in a humble and understated manner, focusing on appreciating the present moment.
The artist has stated that since releasing his album, he has emphasized the importance of valuing time and being present in the moment. This message has had a profound impact on his life, influencing his relationships with his loved ones, including his children, family, and wife, whom he approaches with sensitivity and care.
The album features a festive and optimistic tone, accompanied by a diverse range of guest artists from various musical genres, including rapper Nanpa Básico, rock musician Juanes, salsa artist Rubén Blades, and indie band Rawayana.
The guests who contributed to the album were an unplanned yet welcome addition, emerging organically over the course of the 18-month recording process.
The lead single from the album is "Before Time Goes", a track recorded with Colombian artist Juanes, whom the artist has described as a "brother in music and life". The album also features collaborations with Manuel Medrano and Rio Roma, with all artists coming together to celebrate themes of love, family, friendship, and life.
The tour's plans for 2026, including concert dates in South America, are expected to be finalized, along with the announcement of tour nominations.
Fonseca emphasized the positive atmosphere, highlighting several uplifting developments, with a focus on the upcoming year 2027.
