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Tini Tour

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The Tini Tour 2022/23[2] (stylized in all caps) was the third headlining concert tour by Argentine singer Tini, in support of her third and fourth studio albums, Tini Tini Tini (2020) and Cupido (2023), respectively. Consisting of seven legs over the course of 17 months, the tour began on 20 May 2022 in Buenos Aires, Argentina and concluded on 5 November 2023 in Los Angeles, California, United States. It was preceded by several concert festival appearances, the Tini Tini Tini Show, in Argentina, Bolivia and Chile.

Tini Tour
Tour by Tini
Promotional poster for the 2022 tour concerts
Location
  • South America
  • Europe
  • North America
Associated album
Start date20 May 2022 (2022-05-20)
End date5 November 2023 (2023-11-05)
Legs7
No. of shows
  • 42 in South America
  • 12 in Europe
  • 6 in North America
  • 60 in total
Attendance502,900 (26 shows)[a]
Tini concert chronology

The tour was originally set to begin in March 2022, but due to Tini's father's health and hospitalization, the entire tour was postponed until that May.[3][4] The concerts on 28 May at Hipódromo and 22–23 December 2022, at Campo de Polo, were broadcast live on Star+ (Latin America) and on Disney+ (USA). The initial broadcast was titled TINI Tour 2022: Live from Buenos Aires (Spanish: "TINI Tour 2022: En Vivo desde Buenos Aires"),[2][5] and the second one as Tini Tour 2022: Farewell of the Year (Spanish: "Tini Tour 2022: La Despedida del Año").[6][7]

Background

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After having two years off, and being forced to cancel much of her Quiero Volver Tour (2018-20) due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Tini was excited to perform once again. On that previously planned tour, she had wanted to present the majority of the tracks from her third album, Tini Tini Tini, but the tour only lasted from 13 December 2018 through March 2020 before quarantine restrictions were enforced.[8]

On 11 November 2021, the same day that her third single from Cupido, "Bar", was released, Tini shared via social media that she would be embarking on her third concert tour, kicking-off on 21 March 2022–in her home country of Argentina, at the Hipódromo de Palermo.[9] The tickets for that show also went on sale the same day she confirmed the tour. Tickets sold out in minutes, prompting Tini to schedule four more shows at the venue for 24, 25, 26 and 27 March 2022. These shows also sold out in minutes.[9][10] With these concerts, Tini became the first female artist to ever sell out six shows at the Hipódromo de Palermo, as well as becoming the first Argentine artist to sell out a large stadium, at home, in over 20 years.[11]

During January and February 2022, a series of festival shows were given, prior to the official start of the tour.[4] This way, Tini was able to preview the show and songs to fans, giving concerts in Argentina, Bolivia and Chile.[4] On 10 March 2022, Tini announced that the concerts at the Hipódromo had to be postponed until May due to her father's health issues and subsequent hospitalization.[3] After these dates, Tini then announced new tour dates for other countries on the first Latin American leg.[12]

The European leg of the tour, which included eleven shows across Spain, was announced on 15 December 2022.[13] On 5 February 2023, Tini gave a press conference in Miami, Florida, where she confirmed three American cities added to the tour: Miami, New York City, and Los Angeles. It was to be her first time performing as a headliner in the USA.[14][15] Pre-sale tickets went on sale 3 May, at 7 p.m. local time; regular tickets went on sale two days later, on 5 May.[14]

Concert synopsis

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Tini performing on Buenos Aires, Argentina in May 2022

A countdown timer appears on the main video screen, counting down the minutes until the show begins. The stage set was designed in a pink, girly style, with Tini and her dancers all wearing various pink outfits. The live band began playing an extended interlude, until Tini appeared at the top of the stage, where a drummer was waiting for her. She then started playing the drums herself while a platform slowly moved her down to center stage.[16] From there, Tini was joined by her troupe of six to eight dancers and began to perform “Te Quiero Más”. During Nacho's verses, Tini joined her dancers for a dance sequence.[16]

Tini then went on to perform “Quiero Volver”, a song which she had released with her former partner, Colombian singer Sebastián Yatra. This performance was a viral hit on social networks, mainly on TikTok, due to the popular dance they created for the tour.[16] Next came “Suéltate el Pelo”, with the added surprise of pyrotechnics. Tini, as she has been known to do while touring, added a new verse to the song. She continued with “Duele”, and also showcased some sensual steps of Argentine tango with one of her dancers, Camila Lucca.[16]

Tini continued with “Recuerdo”—during the first verse of the song, fireworks were launched from the stage. Unlike other artists, when performing duets or collaborations live and solo, Tini usually does not edit-out the other artists’ verses (or break the song down into only her sections), but rather uses the time for dance breaks, adding further visual appeal.[16] Next, “Maldita Foto” (recorded with Colombian singer Manuel Turizo) and “2:50 Remix” were performed.[16]

Tini then took a brief break and returned with a new costume change, signifying the romantic ballads portion of the show, a part of her shows she says she will "never stop doing".[16] She began with "Por Qué Te Vas" followed by "Oye", during which time stepped in front of the stage and shook hands with people in the front row. More love songs and ballads followed, including "Un Beso en Madrid", "Acércate", "Carne y Hueso" and "Consejo de Amor".[16]

A third costume reveal came next, with the singer and dancers appearing in shiny green suits to match the rhythm of the electronic music. “Ella Dice”, “Playa”, “High Remix” and “Fresa” (with slightly modified live versions) were performed.[16] Next, pink and feminine tones would once again consume the stage, with Tini in a two-piece, diamond-dripping outfit, as she sang “Fantasí”.[16]

In her music videos, Tini had intended to use short and simple choreography that fans could easily watch and learn, and feel they are dancing 'with her' during the concerts (and thus be recorded on TikTok to help her songs go viral); the objective was fulfilled. During “La Triple T”, audience members who knew the moves were encouraged to follow.[16] Next was "Bar" and "22", with colorful effects around the stage. The last song of the concert was her hit duet with María Becerra, “Miénteme”; as the song ends, Tini thanks the audience, as confetti and fireworks rained down from the stage. On the American tour dates (Miami, New York and Los Angeles), Tini ended the shows speaking directly—and emotionally—to the audiences, thanking them for their support, before singing an encore of the Whitney Houston classic “I Will Always Love You” (written by Dolly Parton), much to fans' and critics' enjoyment.[16][17] Many people were impressed with the quality of Tini's voice and her powerful delivery of the classic love anthem.

Set list

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2022

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This set list is representative of the concert on 23 December 2022.[18] It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

Act 1

  1. "22"
  2. "Quiero Volver"
  3. "Suéltate el Pelo"
  4. "Duele"
  5. "Recuerdo"
  6. "El Último Beso"
  7. "Maldita Foto"
  8. "2:50 (Remix)"

Act 2

  2. "Por Que Te Vas"
  3. "Oye"
  4. "Un Beso en Madrid"
  5. "Diciembre"
  6. "Carne y Hueso"
  7. "Acércate"

Act 3

  2. "Ella Dice" (with elements of "Rakata" by Wisin & Yandel and "La Noche de Anoche" by Bad Bunny and Rosalía)
  3. "High (Remix)"
  4. "Fresa" (with elements of "Faded" by Alan Walker)

Act 4

  2. "Fantasi"
  3. "La Triple T"
  4. "La Loto"
  5. "Bar"
  6. "Miénteme"

2023

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This set list is representative of the concert on 24 June 2023.[19] It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.

Act 1

  1. "22"
  2. "Quiero Volver"
  3. "Las Jordans"
  4. "La Niña de la Escuela"
  5. "El Último Beso"
  6. "Maldita Foto"
  7. "2:50 (Remix)"

Act 2

  2. "Por Que Te Vas"
  3. "Oye"
  4. "7 Veces"
  5. "Corazón Partío" (Alejandro Sanz cover)
  6. "Carne y Hueso"
  7. "Te Pido"

Act 3

  2. "Ella Dice" (with elements of "Rakata" by Wisin & Yandel and "La Noche de Anoche" by Bad Bunny and Rosalía)
  3. "High (Remix)"
  4. "Fresa" (with elements of "Faded" by Alan Walker)
  5. "Cupido"

Act 4

  2. "Fantasi"
  3. "La Triple T"
  4. "Muñecas"
  5. "Bar"
  6. "Miénteme"
Notes
  • During the first presentation at the Buenos Aires Hipodromo, Tini performed "Recuerdo" together with Mau y Ricky and "2:50 (Remix)" with MYA.
  • During the second performance at the Buenos Aires Hipodromo, Tini sang "2:50 (Remix)" with MYA and "Bar" with L-Gante.
  • During the third performance at the Buenos Aires Hipodromo, Khea joined Tini on stage to perform "Ella Dice" and, again, together with MYA she performed "2:50 (Remix)".
  • During the fourth presentation at the Buenos Aires Hipodromo, Tini repeated the guests from the previous day, although this time John C was added performing "Duele", Lola Índigo performing "High (Remix)", and Beéle with "Fantasi".
  • During the fifth presentation at the Buenos Aires Hipodromo, the Star+ broadcast was recorded and several singers were invited to sing along with Tini, among them were John C, Mau y Ricky, Manuel Turizo, MYA, Cami, Morat, María Becerra, Lola Índigo and Beéle.
  • During the sixth performance at the Buenos Aires Hipodromo, Tini sang "2:50 (Remix)" with MYA and "Bar" with L-Gante.
  • During the first performance at Tucumán, Tini sang for the first time a snippet of her new single, "La Loto".
  • During the first performance at Mariano Roque Alonso, Tini removed "Consejo de Amor" from set list, and performed "La Loto".
  • During the concerts in Corrientes, Tini invited Elena Rose to perform "Carne y Hueso" with her.
  • During the concert in Salta, Tini performed "El Último Beso" for the first time and added it on the set list for future tour dates.
  • During the concert in Madrid, Tini invited Becky G to perform "La Loto", and María Becerra to perform "Miénteme" with her.
  • During the concerts at Campo Argentino de Polo, Tini sang encore the "Himno Nacional Argentino" with Airbag in honor of Argentina national football team that won 2022 FIFA World Cup.
  • During the last concert at Campo Argentino de Polo in 2022, Tini sang encore the "Muchachos, Ahora Nos Volvimos a Ilusionar" (Winner's Version) with Airbag and Argentina's National Team payers Rodrigo De Paul and Leandro Paredes on stage.
  • During the three concert on Mexico and of performance at Córdoba, Argentina in February 2023, Tini added "Por el Resto de Tu Vida" it on the set list.
  • During the performance at Monterrey, Mexico, Tini sang "Hoy Somos Más", a "Violetta" song instead of "Acércate".
  • During the performance at Mexico City, Mexico, Tini sang of single, "Siempre Brillarás" instead of "Acércate".
  • During the performance at Córdoba, Spain, Tini sang for the first time a snippet of single, "Me Enteré".
  • During the performance at Cádiz, Spain, Tini sang a snippet of "Ser Mejor", a "Violetta" song.
  • During the performance at Fuengirola, Spain, Tini sang a snippet of "En Mi Mundo", a "Violetta" song.
  • During the performance at Murcia, Spain, Tini sang a snippet of "Acércate" and "Te Creo", a "Violetta" song.
  • During the performance at Roquetas de Mar, Spain, Tini sang a snippet of "Diciembre" and "Crecimos Juntos", a "Violetta" song.
  • During the performance at Murcia, Roquetas de Mar, Sevilla and Madrid, Spain, Tini did not perform "7 Veces".
  • During the performance at Sevilla and Madrid, Spain, Tini replace "2:50 (Remix)" from set list with "Me Enteré" (with elements of "Gasolina" by Daddy Yankee).
  • During the performance at Madrid, Spain, Tini performed "La Niña de la Escuela" and "El Tonto" with Lola Índigo.
  • During the three concert on United States, Tini added "I Will Always Love You" by Dolly Parton it on the set list.

Tour dates

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List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening acts, tickets sold, number of available tickets and amount of gross revenue
Date City Country Venue Opening acts Attendance
Tini Tour 2022
South America[20][21]
20 May 2022[b] Buenos Aires Argentina Hipódromo de Palermo — 136,000 / 136,000[22]
21 May 2022[c]
22 May 2022[d]
27 May 2022[e]
28 May 2022[f]
31 May 2022
3 June 2022[g] Villa Martelli Tecnópolis —
5 June 2022[h] Córdoba Quality Estadio 4,500 / 4,500[24]
11 June 2022[i] Santa Fe Club Unión The Sistars 11,000 / 11,000[26]
15 June 2022 Mendoza Arena Maipú — 15,000 / 15,000[27]
16 June 2022
17 June 2022
1 July 2022 Tucumán Central Córdoba 14,000 / 14,000
16 July 2022 Mariano Roque Alonso Paraguay Ruedo Central de la Expo Cami Flecha 20,000 / 20,000
5 August 2022 La Rioja Argentina Superdomo — 26,000 / 26,000
6 August 2022
25 August 2022 Bogotá Colombia Movistar Arena Ventino 7,553 / 8,500
27 August 2022 Guayaquil Ecuador Explanada El Dorado — 6,960 / 10,040
29 August 2022 Lima Perú Esplanada Olguin by Arena Perú DJ Luigi 13,950 / 13,950
31 August 2022 Quito Ecuador Coliseo General Rumiñahui CNCO 13,724 / 14,729
3 September 2022 Corrientes Argentina Anfiteatro Cocomarola — 30,000 / 30,000
4 September 2022
9 September 2022 Tucumán Central Córdoba 22,000 / 22,000
10 September 2022
17 September 2022 Salta Estadio Martearena 25,000 / 25,000[28]
Europe[20]
25 September 2022 Madrid Spain WiZink Center — 15,000 / 15,000[29]
South America[20][21]
5 October 2022 Junín Argentina Sociedad Rural — 9,399 / 10,000
7 October 2022 Montevideo Uruguay Estadio Centenario Meri Deal 46,000 / 46,000[16]
8 October 2022 São Paulo Brazil Vibra São Paulo — 6,700 / 7,000
26 October 2022 San Luis Argentina Campo de Polo Estancia Grande 9,873 / 10,576
28 October 2022 Neuquén Espacio DUAM 7,509 / 8,030
30 October 2022 Santiago Chile Movistar Arena Gigi Caro 16,522 / 16,522
31 October 2022 Gran Arena Monticello — 4,000 / 4,000
5 November 2022 La Plata Argentina Estadio UNO 31,958 / 32,530
10 November 2022 Córdoba Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes 114,000 / 114,000[30]
11 November 2022
15 November 2022 Rosario Hipódromo Municipal Parque Independencia 7,822 / 8,072
22 December 2022 Buenos Aires Campo Argentino de Polo 60,000 / 60,000[31]
23 December 2022
Tini Tour 2023
North America[20][21]
2 February 2023 Guadalajara Mexico Auditorio Telmex — —
3 February 2023 Monterrey Auditorio Citibanamex 6,962 / 8,200[32]
5 February 2023 Mexico City Auditorio Nacional 10,000 / 10,000[33]
South America[20][21]
10 February 2023[j] Córdoba Argentina Anfiteatro Villa María — —
19 February 2023[k] El Calafate Anfiteatro del Bosque
20 February 2023[l] Viña del Mar Chile Quinta Vergara
8 April 2023[m] Santiago del Estero Argentina Estadio Alfredo Terrera
Europe[20][21]
24 June 2023 A Coruña Spain Coliseum — 65,000[34]
25 June 2023 Barcelona Palau Sant Jordi
28 June 2023 Córdoba Plaza de Toros
1 July 2023[n] Cádiz Poblado de Sancti Petri
2 July 2023 Fuengirola Marenostrum
6 July 2023[o] Valencia Jardines de Viveros
8 July 2023[p] Gran Canaria Estadio Gran Canaria
13 July 2023[q] Murcia Plaza de Toros
14 July 2023 Roquetas de Mar Plaza de Toros
14 September 2023[r] Sevilla Centro Hípico Mariena de Aljarafe
17 September 2023 Madrid WiZink Center
North America[20][21]
2 November 2023 Miami United States Kaseya Center — —
3 November 2023 New York The Theater at Madison Square Garden
5 November 2023[s] Los Angeles The Novo

Notes

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  1. ^ Attendance figures for the Tini Tour 2022 from the first South American and European legs.[1]
  2. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 21 March 2022, marking the beginning of the tour, but was postponed due to her father's health issues and hospitalization, to 20 May from its original March date.[3]
  3. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 24 March 2022, but was postponed due to her father's health issues and hospitalization, to 21 May, from its original March date.
  4. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 25 March 2022, but was postponed due to her father's health issues and hospitalization, to 22 May, from its original March date.
  5. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 26 March 2022, but was postponed due to her father's health issues and hospitalization, to 27 May, from its original March date.
  6. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 27 March 2022, but was postponed due to her father's health issues and hospitalization, to 28 May, from its original March date.
  7. ^ The concert is part of the festivities for the 100 years of YPF.[23]
  8. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 10 April 2022, but was postponed due to her father's health issues and hospitalization, to 5 June from its original April date.
  9. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 9 April and later 4 June 2022, but was finally postponed to 11 June, because of the stage collapse.[25]
  10. ^ The concert is part of the Festival de Villa María.
  11. ^ The concert is part of the Fiesta Nacional del Lago.
  12. ^ The concert is part of the Festival Internacional de Viña del Mar.
  13. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 22 October 2022 at Estadio Único Madre de Ciudades, but was postponed to 8 April 2023, because of technical reasons.
  14. ^ The concert is part of the Concert Music Festival.
  15. ^ The concert is part of the Concerts de Vivers.
  16. ^ The concert is part of the Granca Live Fest.
  17. ^ The concert is part of the Murcia On Festival.
  18. ^ The concert is part of the Cabaret Festival.
  19. ^ The concert was previously scheduled for 31 October 2023 at Microsoft Theater, but was postponed to 5 November 2023, because of technical reasons.

References

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  21. ^ a b c d e f Opening acts:
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