After 10 concerts in Chile and another 10 in Argentina, Luis Miguel He looked smiling and excited on stage. He was so emotional that fans gave him a standing ovation during his final show in Chile last night, and the singer couldn’t help but express her feelings in front of him. Thousands of fans were surprised by his rare “El Sol” gesture.
Surrounded by his musicians and with an audience of 16,000 in front of him, Luis Miguel experienced the most exciting performance of his tour so far during his 20th show last night moment one. After the performance, he burst into tears as he was praised by the audience. He was visibly moved and wiped away tears multiple times, which caused excitement among his followers, as it was unusual for “The Sun” to appear in front of an audience in this way.
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“Oh my God,” you’ll hear fans say, as they captured the moment on video and shared it on their networks, receiving hundreds of messages about their performance at their last concert in Chile and emotional complimentary comments.
Ever since it was announced that the “Girls in Blue Bikini” singer would be returning with an ambitious tour, the rush to see “El Sol” again hasn’t subsided. On the contrary, each appearance increases, starting with Argentina, which caused a stir with its new, slimmer image and even sparked controversy, since some considered it a “replica of Luismi”, who did not stop to clarify these Version, just sing, sing, be happy.
After arriving in Chile, some of his followers were worried because Luis Miguel coughed during the first show and was diagnosed with bronchitis, but despite this, he did not cancel his scheduled show in Movista any of the 10 concerts. Arena, he was happy with the way he danced, played music and sang.
He will return to the stage on September 15th at Dolby Live in Las Vegas.
Luis Miguel Gallego Basteri, better known as Luis Miguel, was born on April 19, 1970 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. (Xinri Historical Archives) The singer and producer has sold over 90,000,000 records worldwide and performs in a variety of genres. These include pop, folk, bolero, tango, jazz, big band and mariachi. (Xinri Historical Archives) Likewise, “El Sol” is considered the only Latin singer of his generation who did not cross over into the Anglo-Saxon market during the “Latin Explosion” of the 1990s. (Xinri Historical Archives) The eldest of three children of Spanish singer-songwriter Luisito Rey and Italian singer Marcella Basteri, he started his own music career in 1981 at the age of eleven career, winning his first Grammy Award at the age of fourteen, becoming the youngest male artist in the field. Received the above awards in music history. (Xinri Historical Archives) Since then, “Luismi” (as he is known in the music industry) has won six Grammy Awards and six other Latin Grammy Awards. (Xinri Historical Archives) Luis Miguel is also the first Latin artist to have two platinum albums in the United States. (Xinri Historical Archives) In 1984, the Mexican artist, always in step with the audience, entered the film industry with the support of the studio with the film “No More” and the songs of the same name “25” and “Fiebre de amor” written by his father . Then there’s child star and singer Lucero. (Xinri Historical Archives) In 2020, Billboard magazine ranked him second on their list of the best Latin artists of all time. (Xinri Historical Archives) Luis Miguel’s 2023 tour is his first since México por siempre, which took place from 2018 to 2019 and grossed $101.4 million, according to Billboard Boxscore. (Xinri Historical Archives) It was the highest-grossing Latin tour in Boxscore history since the chart’s inception in 1990, until Bad Bunny’s “El Ultimo Tour del Mundo” and “World’s Hottest Tour” surpassed it. (Xinri Historical Archives) The “Til You Forgot About Me” singer has remained relevant for decades, thanks to a new generation discovering his timeless songs via streaming services and now on platforms like TikTok. (Xinri Historical Archives) On the other hand, the hit biographical series Luis Miguel Series, starring Diego Boneta, aired on Telemundo and Netflix in 2018, attracting a new generation of fans who were just discovering the music of the Mexican star. (Xinri Historical Archives) In addition, he has won fourteen Billboard Latin Music Awards, three World Music Awards, twelve Lo Nuestro Awards, five Spotify Awards, and more. (Xinri Historical Archives) Luis Miguel released his album “Te Need” in 2003 in Cancun.EFE/Jorge Nunez (Jorge Nunez) According to an article published by Billboard, “Shortly after the Netflix series began, remastered versions of Luis Miguel’s hit songs appeared on Spotify, with Luis Miguel’s music streaming within a week of the series’ premiere. Soared 200%.” (José Mendez) Forty years after he began his career, Luis Miguel remains one of Latin America’s greatest pop stars. Photo from 2006. (Miguel Rajmir) In 2008, Luis Miguel performed at the Puerto Rico Coliseum. (Angel Luis Garcia) On January 23, the Mexican singer will return to the island for his performance. But so far, the demo location has not been revealed. (Leonardo Munoz) Luis Miguel appeared at the Movista Arena in Buenos Aires in early August as part of his new world tour, prompting comments and speculation about his appearance. (Noelia Marcia Guevara/La Nación/GDA) His slimming down was one of the changes that attracted the most attention among his followers. (Noelia Marcia Guevara/La Nación/GDA)