Rosalia announced on Monday her first world tour, Motomami World Tour, which will start on July 6 in Almeria (Spain) and will tour the Spanish geography before passing through Latin America, the United States and the rest of European capitals.
The Spanish artist will perform at the Altos de Chavón amphitheater in La Romana, in eastern Dominican Republic, on September 3, under the local production of Live Nation and Gamal Haché.
Tickets for the 46 concerts that make up the tour will go on sale on its website this Friday, April 22, at 10.00 a.m., according to the local time in each of the 15 countries that the author of “Saoko” will visit, her team informed in a press release.
Since the dates of several shows were leaked, apparently by mistake, the expectation to see how the Catalan singer transfers to live her innovative and irreverent “Motomami” has not stopped growing in social networks.
The public of Almería will be the first to see Rosalía’s new staging, which will premiere her show on July 6 at the Recinto Ferial.
From then on, she will travel around Spain with a double stop in Madrid and Barcelona; on July 19 and 20 at the WiZink Center; and on July 23 and 24 at the Palau Sant Jordi.
Before that, he will visit Seville (July 9), Granada (July 12), Malaga (July 14) and Valencia (July 16).
And then he will finish the Spanish tour in Bilbao (July 27), La Coruña (29) and Palma de Mallorca (August 1).
In her jump to the American continent, Rosalía will give three concerts in Mexico: Mexico City (August 14), Guadalajara (17) and Monterrey (19). She will also visit Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and Canada.
In the United States he will make stops in a dozen cities, such as Boston, Washington, San Francisco, and Atlanta; with a double recital at Radio City Music Hall in New York and the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles.
Finally, in the last months of the year, he will return to Europe, where he will tour Portugal, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and the United Kingdom before closing the tour in Paris on December 18.
The tour confirms Rosalía’s international star status, and she expects to fill venues such as Mexico’s Auditorio Nacional and Bogota’s Movistar Arena, both with a capacity for more than 10,000 spectators.
Expectations for the Catalan singer’s concerts are high, thanks to the good reception of her “Motomami”, an experimental album that is breaking records and in which she tackles from classic reggaeton, to flamenco, boleros, the fast verb of American female rappers or jazz interludes.
Since its release on March 18, it has reached the top of the charts on platforms such as Spotify and has received praise from the music press, including the Anglo-Saxon press, which has rated her album with one of the highest average scores of the decade.
