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Natanael Cano Announces Stadium Tour in Mexico: Here Are the First Confirmed Dates
Natanael Cano, widely regarded as the founder of the corridos tumbados genre, has announced a stadium tour across Mexico, returning to the venue where he first cemented his reputation. The tour, promoted by Ocesa and named after his forthcoming album "Natanael Cano Vol. 1", marks his comeback to the musical style he helped create, with more dates expected to be added beyond the initial announcement.
The tour opens on 18 September at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, followed by the new Coliseo GNP Seguros in Guadalajara on 25 September and Estadio Walmart Park in Monterrey on 2 October. Presale tickets for the Mexico City and Guadalajara shows begin on Thursday 30 July via Banamex, with general sales opening Friday 31 July. Cano previously sold out the Mexico City stadium in 2024 with over 65,000 fans, becoming the first corridos tumbados artist to livestream a full concert across Latin America via Disney+; his new album is due out on 27 August.
In short
- Natanael Cano announces Mexico stadium tour starting 18 September in Mexico City.
- Further dates confirmed in Guadalajara (25 Sept) and Monterrey (2 Oct).
- Tour ties in with new album "Natanael Cano Vol. 1", out 27 August.
Explained simply
Natanael Cano is a Mexican musician widely regarded as the founder of corridos tumbados, a contemporary style of regional Mexican music that has become increasingly popular in recent years. The announcement of his stadium tour is significant for both the artist and the musical genre he created.
Corridos tumbados blends traditional Mexican corridos music with modern trap and reggaeton influences, appealing primarily to younger audiences across Latin America. The genre's emergence has been shaped significantly by Cano's work as a pioneering artist in the style.
The scale of Cano's stadium tour demonstrates the commercial strength of the genre and his standing in the Mexican music scene. He has previously sold out major venues, including a stadium concert that was livestreamed across Latin America via Disney+, establishing him as one of the region's leading contemporary artists.
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