Quiero Volver Tour

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Quiero Volver Tour
Tour by Tini
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Associated album
Start date13 December 2018 (2018-12-13)
End date9 March 2020 (2020-03-09)
Legs2
No. of shows
  • 12 in Europe
  • 42 in Latin America
  • 54 in total
Box office$11 million
Tini concert chronology

The Quiero VolverTour (lit. "I want to come back") was the second headlining concert tour by Argentine singer and songwriter Tini, in support of her second and third studio albums, Quiero Volver (2018) and Tini Tini Tini (2020), respectively. The tour was originally planned kick-off on 13 December 2018, at Estadio Luna Park, Buenos Aires, and ending on 18 September 2020, back in Buenos Aires at the Movistar Arena; however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was interrupted six months earlier, ending on 9 March 2020, in Utrecht, Netherlands. [1] [2]

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Background

In August 2018, during her set at the charity show Un Sol Para los Chicos, the singer announced that the start of the tour would be in Buenos Aires on 1 December 2018, at Estadio Luna Park; days before the scheduled date, the show had to be pushed-back to 13 December, due to the G20 event. The initial show sold-out quickly, and included special guest appearances from artists such as Aitana, Ruggero Pasquarelli, and her frequent collaborators Cali y El Dandee. [3]

Shortly after rescheduled the concert, further dates were announced for other regions in Argentina, as well as Chile, Colombia, México, Paraguay, Perú and Uruguay. [4] At the end of 2019, a European leg of the tour was announced, visiting Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland, starting at the beginning of 2020. [5]

Commercial performance

On 27 June 2020, the official figures for the tour were released through Hollywood Records, which also includes information on ticket sales as well as the general collection of the tour. It is estimated that more than 525,000 tickets have been sold, of which approximately 126,000 belong to festivals and free events. On the collection side, it is estimated at a total of more than $11,000,000. [6]

Tini achieved a record as the Argentine artist with the most sold-out tickets at Estadio Luna Park, performing a total of nine concerts, 8 of which were completely sold out. [7] The Argentine artist not only sold out the tickets for her presentations in Buenos Aires, but also had a great success in the rest of Latin America and Europe, with most of her concerts in the last destination completely sold out, with more than 22,000 sold out tickets in just one month. [8]

Setlist

This set list is from the concert on 4 March 2020, in Paris, France. [9] It is not intended to represent all tour dates.

Act 1

  1. "Princesa"
  2. "Ya no hay nadie que nos pare"
  3. "Fresa"
  4. "Respirar"

Act 2

  1. "Lights Down Low" (Latin Mix) — Interlude
  2. "Finders Keepers"
  3. "Si tú te vas"
  4. "Great Escape"

Act 3

  1. "Lucha por tus sueños"
  2. "Diciembre"
  3. "Cristina"
  4. "Oye"
  5. "Consejo de amor"
  6. "Por qué te vas"

Act 4

  1. "La Cintura" (Remix / Interlude)
  2. "Suéltate el pelo"
  3. "Quiero volver"
  4. "Recuerdo"
  5. "22"
  6. "Te quiero más"
Notes
  • 13 December 2018 - Buenos Aires: "Lo Malo (Remix)" with Aitana; "Consejo de Amor" with MYA and Ruggero; "Por Que Te Vas" with Cali y El Dandee.
  • 9 February 2019 - Villa María: "Quiero Volver" with Sebastián Yatra.
  • 25 May 2019 - Corrientes: "Lo Malo (Remix)" with Juliana Gallipoliti.
  • 23 June 2019 - Santiago: "Lo Malo (Remix)" and "22" with Greeicy; "Si Tu Te Vas and "Pa Callar Tus Penas" with Cami; "Consejo de Amor" with MYA.
  • 7 September 2019 - Montevideo: "Lo Malo (Remix)" with Meri Deal; "Yo Te Amo a Ti" and "Consejo de Amor" with Jorge Blanco.
  • 18 October 2019 - Buenos Aires: "Fresa" with Lalo Ebratt; "Si Tu Te Vas" with Cami; "Cristina", "Oye" and "Quiero Volver" with Sebastián Yatra; "Por Que Te Vas" with Cali y El Dandee; "22" with Pablo Lescano.
  • 26 October 2019 - Buenos Aires: "Me Rehúso" with Danny Ocean, "22" with Greeicy.
  • 1 November 2019 - Buenos Aires: "Corazon Mentiroso" with Karina; "Échame la Culpa" and "No Me Doy por Vencido" with Luis Fonsi.
  • 8 November 2019 - Lima: "Si Tu Te Vas" with Cami.
  • 10 November 2019 - Mexico City: "Cristina", "Oye", "Un Año" and "Quiero Volver" with Sebastián Yatra.
  • 16 November 2019 - Bogotá: "Fresa" with Lalo Ebratt; "Cristina", "Oye", "Un Año" and "Quiero Volver" with Sebastián Yatra.
  • 28 November 2019 - Buenos Aires: Cristina, Oye and Quiero Volver with Sebastián Yatra.
  • 3 December 2019 - Buenos Aires: "Tren del Cielo " with Soledad.
  • 5 December 2019 - Buenos Aires: "22" and "Me Vas a Extrañar" with Pablo Lescano.
  • 11 January 2020 - Mar del Plata: "Cristina", "Oye" and "Quiero Volver" with Sebastián Yatra.
  • 12 January 2020 - Punta del Este: "Cristina", "Oye" and "Quiero Volver" with Sebastián Yatra.

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue
DateCityCountryVenue
Leg 1 - Latin America [10]
13 December 2018 Buenos Aires ArgentinaLuna Park Stadium
12 January 2019 Pinamar Manzana de la Quintana
25 January 2019 Mar del Plata Radio City Theater
9 February 2019 Villa María Villa María Anfiteatro
13 April 2019Buenos AiresOlympic Park
25 May 2019 Corrientes Paseo Hangar
1 June 2019 Villa Mercedes La Pedrera Arena
2 June 2019
14 June 2019 Rosario Metropolitano
15 June 2019 Córdoba Complejo Forja
23 June 2019 Santiago Chile Movistar Arena
7 September 2019 Montevideo Uruguay Antel Arena
25 September 2019 San Salvador de Jujuy ArgentinaLa Tablada Stadium
26 September 2019 Tucumán Province Teatro Mercedes Sosa
27 September 2019
28 September 2019 Salta Provincial Theater
11 October 2019 San Francisco Howard Johnson
12 October 2019 Rio Cuarto Costanera Opus
18 October 2019Buenos AiresLuna Park Stadium
26 October 2019
1 November 2019 Movistar Arena
2 November 2019 Neuquén Ruca Che Stadium
8 November 2019 Lima PeruPlaza Arena Jockey
10 November 2019 Mexico City México Pepsi Center
16 November 2019 Bogotá ColombiaNorth Highway Events Center
28 November 2019Buenos AiresArgentinaLuna Park Stadium
29 November 2019
30 November 2019 San Nicolás Planta General Savio
3 December 2019Buenos AiresLuna Park Stadium
5 December 2019
6 December 2019 Formosa Juventud Anfitheater
8 December 2019 Resistencia, Chaco Sarmiento Athletic Club
10 December 2019 Asunción Paraguay SND Arena
12 December 2019 Santiago del Estero ArgentinaForum
11 January 2020Mar del Plata Polideportivo Islas Malvinas
12 January 2020 Punta del Este UruguayPunta del Este Convention Center
7 February 2020 Mendoza ArgentinaComplejo Deportivo Munical
9 February 2020 General Roca, Río Negro Predio Fiesta Nacional de la Manzana
Leg 2 - Europe [11]
20 February 2020 Milan ItalyFabrique
22 February 2020 Bassano del Grappa Paladue
23 February 2020 Rome Auditorium Parco della Musica
25 February 2020 Berlin Germany Huxley's Neue Welt
26 February 2020 Hamburg Docks Club
28 February 2020 Zürich SwitzerlandX-TRA
29 February 2020 Munich Germany TonHalle
1 March 2020 Stuttgart LKA Longhorn
3 March 2020 Frankfurt Batschkapp
4 March 2020 Paris France Salle Pleyel
6 March 2020 Cologne GermanyCalswerk Victoria
9 March 2020 Utrecht Netherlands Tivoli

Cancelled shows

List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason
DateCityCountryVenueReason
10 March 2020 Brussels BelgiumCirque Royal COVID-19 pandemic
11 March 2020 Barcelona SpainRazzmatazz
12 March 2020 Madrid SpainJoy Eslava
19 September 2020Buenos AiresArgentinaMovistar Arena

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