Luis Miguel took his spectacular 2023-24 world tour to a brand new degree on Saturday (Nov. 30), on what was a historic evening for the Mexican celebrity throughout his debut on the GNP Seguros Stadium in Mexico Metropolis. It was the primary of two consecutive nights on the venue, and it additionally marked the start of the tip of the highest-grossing Latin tour of all time, in line with Billboard Boxscore figures.
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With all tickets bought out and an attendance of 65,000 individuals, as reported by the promoter Ocesa, it was some of the large live shows of the well-known performer ever recorded within the nation. The dubbed “Sol de México” is anticipated to repeat the feat on Sunday (Dec. 1).
The singer magnified the present he has been presenting on the tour — which started in the summertime of 2023 on the Movistar Area in Buenos Aires, Argentina — to match a venue as imposing because the GNP Seguros Stadium, with big screens that allowed attendees to understand each element of the present from any angle.
Recognized for his obsession with perfection in his productions, Luis Miguel’s live performance additionally shocked attendees with the standard of the audio, which showcased his voice potently. Visibly happy, the performer appeared on the spectacular stage elevated by a platform, impeccably wearing his basic black swimsuit, white shirt, black tie, black patent leather-based footwear and black silk socks.
It was the start of an unforgettable and magical evening for the star and his followers, who sang alongside to every of Luis Miguel’s songs all through the efficiency — those who have catapulted him as one of many best Latin stars. Saturday’s repertoire was not a lot totally different from what he has offered at different exhibits on the tour, with pop hits, together with “Será Que No Me Amas,” “Amor, Amor, Amor,” “Suave,” “Culpable o No,” “Hasta Que Me Olvides” and “Dame,” in addition to a section devoted to boleros with songs like “Como Yo Te Amé,” “Solamente Una Vez,” “Somos Novios” and “Todo y Nada.”
Some of the celebrated moments got here with the normal mariachi section and the particular dedication to his beloved Mexico, with the classics “Guadalajara,” “La Bikina” and “La Media Vuelta.” With a pyrotechnics present and the legendary “Cucurrucucú Paloma” — a Mexican huapango-style tune written by Tomás Méndez in 1954 — Luis Miguel ended his present with an enormous ovation from his loyal viewers.
After Sunday evening’s present on the GNP Seguros Stadium, the artist has two extra performances in Mexico’s capital, on the Area Ciudad de México, on Dec. 8 and 10. Each dates are the results of the rescheduling of his Oct. 23, 24 and 28, which Luis Miguel had postponed resulting from unspecified well being issues.
Though the singer had chosen Mexico Metropolis to shut a spectacular world tour that grossed $318.2 million and bought 2.2 million tickets in its first 146 live shows, as reported in September by Billboard Boxscore, this week he shocked his followers by asserting on his Instagram Tales that the tour will as a substitute finish on Dec. 17 in Buenos Aires, on the Campo Argentino de Polo.
