ATLANTA — Latin singer Ivan Cornejo is using the second leg of his North American tour to give back in a big way.

The singer announced he is donating a portion the proceeds from his upcoming tour to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation to support their efforts in battling the wildfires that have plagued the Los Angeles area this month.

“I’m so excited to get back on stage and continue sharing Mirada with new audiences and fans equally. This tour has truly felt like a celebration, and while I’m thrilled to bring all of our hard work to life, I think it’s important now more than ever to bring a sense of community,” Cornejo said. “With the devastating wildfires these past few weeks, it’s times like this that being close to my fans becomes especially important to me. Together with my team, we’ve decided to donate a portion of the proceeds from our ticket sales to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation and we encourage people to join in and help mend California.”

Cornejo is also set to make his Coachella debut in 2025. He sold more than 355,000 tickets on his first tour, according to State Farm Arena officials.

He has earned more than 5.2 billion combined streams and is making his mark as one of the most anticipated Latin artists in music.

For fans in Georgia who want to see Cornejo perform, he has a tour date at State Farm Arena on May 9.

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