Luis Miguel gave a concert in Buenos Aires on Thursday (August 3) in which he wound through his entire musical career, with 50 chosen songs. And not only did he have a mariachi from Mexico in tow for a segment dedicated to his country, he also moved everyone by singing “duets” with the voices of late music legends Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson.
For the inaugural concert of his 2023 Tour, with 10 dates scheduled in Argentina and more than 65 in total, the Mexican idol came on stage precisely on time, at 9:00 p.m., wearing a black suit, immaculate white shirt and matching tie. He opened by performing “Será Que No Me Amas,” ending a four-year wait for his fans — this time around 15,000 attendees, comprised mostly of women.
An uneven stage set with stairs from side to side, an orchestra with more than 20 musicians directed by maestro Kiko Cibrián, three backup singers who came and went according to the musical demand of the songs, and a screen whose images changed to give context to what Luis Miguel was singing during the night all provided the framework for the evening. A peculiar detail was added to the show by the bracelets distributed to the attendees, which changed color with the songs.
If the show at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires is any indication, here are five things to expect from a Luismi concert in your city. The Latin superstar has extended his trek through 2024, and will now play 50 additional dates next year. To see all the new dates, click here.
