Tini dazzles Mexico City Arena and premieres new live music video
Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Tini Stoessel performed for 15,000 people at Mexico City Arena as part of her Futttura tour.
- The concert used space, fire, moon and Greek-themed imagery while revisiting songs from her career, including her time on โVioletta.โ
- Jorge Blanco praised the singer, and the audience voiced support amid criticism and a reported dispute involving her father and longtime manager.
Tini Stoessel opened her Futttura concert at Mexico City Arena in darkness, followed by an explosion of light on the screen. Appearing as the archer Hippolyta, she aimed a bow at a Diana figure drawn by โFutttura.โ
A spacecraft lit up above the venue as Tini descended while singing โEl Cielo,โ dressed in black leather. The show then moved from outer space to the flames of hell, with red lights flooding the stage during โLa Lotoโ as a platform lifted her through a sensual dance.
It makes me very happy to see my little sister achieve this. You deserve everything good.
The production also revisited the Argentine singerโs childhood and her role in โVioletta,โ the series that propelled her to fame. Images of her face from childhood to the present appeared on screen before she returned in a pink floral corset to sing โMi Mundoโ and โComo Quieres.โ The 15,000 people in the venue sang along to โPodemosโ and other songs from the 2012 production.
Tini, sister, you are Mexican now.
Jorge Blanco praised Tini during the concert, telling her, โIt makes me very happy to see my little sister achieve this. You deserve everything good.โ Tini later floated above the audience on a pink moon while performing โTe Creo,โ then thanked the crowd for its warm reception. The audience answered: โTini, sister, you are Mexican now.โ
The concert continued through a pink house, a moonlit screen and a Greek arch. During a more introspective section featuring โPostaโ and โรngel,โ the venue filled with cries of โYou are not alone,โ supporting Tini amid criticism and a recent reported case involving her father and manager of 15 years, Alejandro Stoessel.
You are not alone.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.