The Manuel Turizo AMPAMBICHAO Vol 2 Hat takes its cue from the halftime show Manuel Turizo headlined on November 8, 2026, at Estadio Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, Spain, during the game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Atlanta Falcons. The hat references *Apambichao, Vol. 2*, the album Turizo brought into the six-song set. The connection is in the music itself, with two tracks from the project opening a performance that also made room for some of his best-known songs.
Manuel Turizo AMPAMBICHAO Vol 2 Hat – The Album Behind Madrid’s Opening Songs
This 2026 Manuel Turizo AMPAMBICHAO Vol 2 Hat features off-white embroidery across the front, with a large slanted wordmark and a smaller “VOL.2” at its lower-right edge. The headline appears to read “AMPAMBICHAO,” with tightly spaced block capitals that lean forward and stretch across most of the crown. A long underline follows the base of the letters, giving the headline a clear edge above the finer lettering underneath.
The smaller line includes “MT Shows 2020” and sits just above the brim, where it reads like a caption beneath the main embroidery. A small dot separates that wording from the script to its left, while “VOL.2” is set in larger type at the far right. That change in scale gives the volume number its own place in the design while keeping it visually tied to the main wordmark.
A compact cluster of off-white, star-like crosses sits on the visible side panel, arranged in staggered rows. The crown seams, round top button, and stitched eyelets stay close to the same reddish-brown tone as the rest of the hat. The broad, nearly flat brim carries that color forward, with parallel rows of stitching tracing its rounded edge and leaving the lettering as the focus above it.

Manuel Turizo opened the halftime medley with “COMO FUERA” and followed it with “YO YO,” bringing out Zaider and Hamilton for the second song. Both tracks appear on *Apambichao, Vol. 2*, the ten-track album released on November 5, 2026. J Balvin joins Turizo on the album’s opening track, while Zaider and Hamilton appear on the recorded version of “YO YO” as well as in the Madrid performance.
The November 8, 2026, set moved from those new tracks into “Por un pendejo no se llora” and “La Bachata.” Lola Índigo joined Turizo for “1000COSAS,” and he closed with “El Merengue.” The hat’s embroidered “VOL.2” points to the record that supplied the opening two songs. That small detail ties the design to a specific part of the show, when the album’s collaborations moved from the track list onto the field.
Product Details
Color — Reddish brown with off-white embroidery
Front — Slanted wordmark, underlined lettering, and “VOL.2” detail
Side — Cluster of embroidered star-like crosses
Brim — Nearly flat with tonal stitching





