Cd. De México.- Have you realized that more and more artists at the height of Lady Gaga and Katy Perry decide to start their international tours in Mexico? Here we leave you some examples that are worth applauding and thanking the love they have to our country.
Coming to Mexico is something that loves many great foreign artists, but doing so to start in the country its international tours implies many efforts, planning and logistics, giving a discounted that fans will reward them with all their energy and warmth, including those who travel from many sites to attest to the moment.
That decision has been made by stars such as Katy Perry, Lady Gaga and Peter Gabriel, among many others, and her balance was always positive, which leaves the door open to repeat experience and other singers take note.
Katy Perry | The Lifeses Tour
After traveling to space, the tour in the CDMX sand started last April, to continue with presentations in Monterrey.
“First I will tell you something … Long live Mexico! I am very fortunate to start my tour here. I see many people dressed in many ways alluding to my ever, and that excites me a lot,” said Perry during the opening date, where he brought together 20 thousand people, according to the promoters. The singer gave three concerts in the capital.
With a whole technological deployment, the American gave a visual and emotional show framed in a light universe, with mechanical butterflies and retrofuturist video games.
Lady Gaga | The Mayhem Ball
The interpreter of “Vanish Into You” chose to start her international tour in the CDMX, with a couple of dates last April at the GNP stadium.
Previously, Gaga had shown a small advance of the concept during his double participation in the Coachella Festival, with four musical acts combined with scenographies and costume changes.
The American star brought her full artistic deployment to Mexico and presented a theatrical and musical fusion.
“To all my beautiful little ‘monsters’: it is an honor to be here, in their beautiful country. 13 years have passed since I was here. I hope you see how much I have worked on the stage to show them how I admire and respect them,” Gaga said when reading a letter dedicated to Mexicans.
Miguel Bosé | Important Tour
Many things lived the Spanish artist during the eight years that he was unbelled on a tour, until he began his important tour in Querétaro, last February, and then toured several points of the country, including Monterrey, Guadalajara and Mexico City, where last March he even lived a tremor in the middle of the National Auditorium.
This tour has a new production, the accompaniment of a band and choristers that are led by Mikel Irazoki.
The interpreter of “Bandido Lover” went through conditions such as loss of voice and emotional situations derived from his public opposition to vaccines against COVID-19.
After touring Mexico, the singer will travel to Spain in June and July to offer this tour of their successes.
Alejandro Sanz | And now what?
The Spanish singer -songwriter was absent for a time of the scenarios to meet the personal and recover after going through a mental health crisis in May 2023; Now prepare his return with a tour that will begin in Mexico from September.
“When too many desire gathered, a lot of music and missing us, there is only one question to answer, and now what? Now Mexico. These are the first dates of the tour, and now what? And even more to confirm,” Sanz wrote.
As part of its tour, you will have presentations at the CDMX, Mérida, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Querétaro and San Luis Potosí.
Peter Gabriel | Growing Up
The interpreter of the famous “In Your Eyes” and “Solsbury Hill” started his international Growing Up tour on November 4, 2002 at the National Auditorium. That concert was the first of three he offered in the capital of the country.
With that new solo tour, the singer promoted his UP album, which launched 10 years after the success of his preceding album, us.
At that time, the former vocalist of the progressive rock legend Genesis was 52 years old and derived from that tour produced the DVD Growing Up Live.
