Sueños Music Festival 2022: PHOTO GALLERY

The first-ever Latin reggaeton music festival in Grant Park brought thousands of fans to Grant Park over the Memorial Day weekend.

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J. Balvin’s set marked the end of the first Sueños Fest in Grant Park, May 29, 2022. | Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

J. Balvin closes out the Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park on Sunday night.

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The weather cooperated, the fans turned out by the thousands and music filled the air on Saturday and Sunday in Grant Park for the Sueños Music Festival, the first-ever Latin reggaeton music festival held in the park.

Here’s a look at some of the sights and sounds of the two-day music, food, art and culture festival:

Thousands of music fans packed Grant Park for the Suenos Music Festival on Saturday, May 28, 2022.|

Thousands of music fans packed Grant Park for the Suenos Music Festival on Saturday, May 28, 2022.|

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Ozuna kicked off his world tour at Sueños Fest on Saturday night.

Ozuna kicked off his world tour at Sueños Music Festval on Saturday night in Grant Park.|

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Jhayco (formerly known as Jhay Cortez) played one of the most energetic sets of the weekend at Sueños Fest May 29, 2022, in Grant Park.

Jhayco (formerly known as Jhay Cortez) played one of the most energetic sets of the weekend at Sueños Fest May 29, 2022, in Grant Park.

Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Fans waited for hours to be front row for J. Balvin on Sunday night in Grant Park.|

Fans waited for hours to be front row for J. Balvin on Sunday night in Grant Park.|

Fans waited for hours to be front row for J. Balvin on Sunday night in Grant Park, May 29, 2022. | Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Ozuna performs at the Suenos music festival on Saturday, May 28, 2022, at Grant Park in Chicago. 

Ozuna performs at the Sueños Music Festival on Saturday, May 28, 2022, at Grant Park in Chicago.|

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Farruko brought the heat to his set at Sueños fest on Saturday. | Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Farruko brought the heat to his set at Sueños fest on Saturday.|

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Fans take in the sights and sounds of the Suenos Music Festival in Grant Park on Saturday, May 28, 2022.|

Fans take in the sights and sounds of the Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park on Saturday, May 28, 2022.|

Kate Scott/For the Sun-Times

Reggaeton rapper Myke Towers drew some of the biggest crowds on Saturday’s Sueños Fest. | Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Reggaeton rapper Myke Towers drew some of the biggest crowds on Saturday’s Sueños Fest.|

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Panamanian rapper Sech played Sunday’s Sueños Fest in Grant Park. | Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Panamanian rapper Sech played Sunday’s Sueños Fest in Grant Park. | Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

The all-female Mariachi Sirenas mariachi band played for guests in between sets on the main stage.

The all-female Mariachi Sirenas mariachi band played for guests in between sets on the main stage Saturday at Suenos Music Festival.|

Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Winsin & Yandel played Suenos Music Festival on Sunday.|

Winsin & Yandel played Suenos Music Festival on Sunday.|

Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

La Gabi performs at the Suenos music festival on Sunday, May 29, 2022, at Grant Park in Chicago.|

La Gabi performs at the Suenos music festival on Sunday, May 29, 2022, at Grant Park in Chicago.|

Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP

Fans in the front row put their phones up for the artist Sech on Sunday afternoon at Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park. | Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

Fans in the front row put their phones up for the artist Sech on Sunday afternoon at Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park.

Kate Scott/for the Sun-Times

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