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La Nena de Argentina se internacionaliza: #Tour24 de María Becerra llega a más de 50 países

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junio 4, 2024
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Estados Unidos, México, Paraguay, Perú, El Salvador, Argentina, Chile serán los países que recibirán a la artista en su primera gira mundial. Luego cruzará el charco para tocar en Italia, España, Portugal y completar el recorrido de más de 50 países que conocerán la magia de La Nena de Argentina.

Tickets en venta a partir del viernes 7 de junio a las 11 a.m.

Buenos Aires, martes 4 de junio de 2024. Maria Becerra anuncia oficialmente su gira mundial “#Tour24”. El comienzo de la gira fue el 22 de marzo, haciendo historia como la primera artista en cantar en el mítico Estadio River Plate, logrando dos sold out para más de 130.000 espectadores. Así comenzó la gira más grande que haya hecho hasta ahora, en donde recorrerá más de 50 escenarios entre Europa, Estados Unidos y América Latina. “#Tour24”, con producción de DF Entertainment.

El “#Tour24” la encontrará recorriendo Italia, diversos puntos de España, luego de haber pasado por Bolivia, Guatemala, México y Portugal. La gira continúa en escenarios de muchos países de América Latina para continuar en Estados Unidos. Los tickets estarán disponibles a partir del viernes 7 de junio a las 11 a.m., para más información, visitar mariabecerraoficial.com.

River fue el punto de partida y las primeras presentaciones se realizaron en Guatemala (Gira Refrescante de Pepsi Music), Bolivia (FEXCO en Cochabamba y Festival de la Viña y el Vino en Tarija), México (Festival Aguascalientes) y su última presentación en el North Festival de Portugal. La próxima actuación tendrá lugar el viernes 21 de junio en el Acquatica Park de Milán, Italia, y será la primera vez que Maria cante en tierras italianas. El «#Tour24» llevará por el mundo un show de alto calibre, con un repertorio que repasa los éxitos que la hicieron conocida, las canciones que la ubicaron en los primeros puestos de los rankings de cada país, más los últimos lanzamientos como sorpresa para los fans de todo el mundo.

Maria Becerra logró reconocimiento en la escena actual más allá de toda frontera: en tiempo récord, la cantante y compositora de 24 años ha alcanzado el puesto #159 en Spotify a nivel mundial, y la cuenta sigue en ascenso. Maria viene marcando una serie de hitos en su carrera como su participación en el popular evento de Año Nuevo del Times Square. Su presentación en la final de Kings Leagues de Madrid un sábado para luego volar el domingo al prestigioso festival Coachella en Estados Unidos, como invitada especial de J Balvin. Dueña de un carisma sin igual, la artista del momento tiene una conexión única con sus fans que se vive a flor de piel en cada show y ahora llegó el momento de salir a recorrer el mundo y compartir toda su música junto a ellos.

MARIA BECERRA TOUR 24 FECHAS CONFIRMADAS PARA ADQUIRIR TICKETS, VISITAR MARIABECERRAOFICIAL.COM

20/08 México: Ciudad de México – Festival Hera

12/09 Perú: Lima – Arena 1

19/09 El Salvador: El Salvador – Salamanca

26/09 Guatemala: Guatemala – Forum Majadas

05/10 Ecuador: Quito – Coliseo General Rumiñahui

11/10 Chile: Santiago de Chile – Movistar Arena

17/11 Argentina: Rosario – Ex Rural

23/11 Argentina: Mendoza – Festival

30/11 Uruguay: Montevideo – Rambla de Montevideo

07/12 Argentina: Córdoba – Estadio Kempes

12/12 Argentina: San Salvador de Jujuy – Estadio 23 de Agosto

14/12 Argentina: San Miguel de Tucumán – Hipódromo de Tucumán

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María Becerra Wants You to Meet ‘La Nena de Argentina’

By Tomás Mier

Over the last few years, María Becerra’s easy-going personality and versatile style of singing has made her a go-to collaborator in the Latin industry. She’s known for standout guest verses on songs with the likes of J Balvin , Camila Cabello , Natti Natasha, among others. But on her latest project, Becerra wants people to fully hear her .

“When you a collab, you have to adapt to the other artist and combine your identities,” she tells Rolling Stone . “You really can’t do what you’d do with your own music. And I think I needed that freedom.”

“We made a studio with mattresses, turned on a fireplace every day — and you can even hear it on the ballad ‘Doble Vida,’” the Latin Grammy nominee says. “You can hear the crackling of the fire. Those were magical days. We were like family.”

Songs like “Perreo Furioso” and “Mandamientos” tap into the trap-reggaetón Becerra has done throughout her career, but on ballads like “Desafiando el Destino” dedicated to her parents, and “Doble Vida,” written about a friend who was cheated on, she shows off her specific, yet relatable lyricism. Plus, she experiments with “Adiós,” a trumpet-back cumbia song that drives home Becerra’s natural ability to take risks.

From her boyfriend’s backyard in Argentina, Becerra talks to Rolling Stone about finding her identity through music, writing from a deeply personal place, and creating songs that even caught the attention of Marc Anthony’s camp.

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What things changed for you as you were making the album? What changed is that I can go deeper into a feeling or say something, but I do it in not as basic a way as before. I don’t want to say that I did it wrong before, but before it was a little more basic because I was a little younger, so maybe I couldn’t find the way to say certain things. Now, I think you can tell when I say things more poetically, metaphorically, different, more romantic way, I could do it. When I wanted to be a little more sexual, I could do it. I’ve read so much more poetry since my last album and listened to much more music and I think you can tell.

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People ask me if it’s a concept album, but more than an abstract concept, it’s really about me: La Nena de Argentina. All of these songs touch on who I am: the sound of my voice, my figurative voice, and how I write. That’s the concept.

I study a lot. And I’ve always been a fan of salsa, merengue, Marco Antonio Solis, Jennifer Lopez, Selena Quintanilla. My mom was always listening to them so I would get to hear different genres. There have also been really important cumbia artists from Argentina like Gilda, and Rodrigo, that have made other forms of cumbia and inspired my song “Adiós.”

If I’m going to tap into a genre I’m unfamiliar with, I’m going to make sure it’s well done.

You just name-dropped Marc Anthony so casually. What was it like for his folks to hear your music and like it? My producer is from Ecuador and has been making music for a long time in Miami, with all these people that I’m telling you about and for a long time, he wanted them to listen to my bachata song because they know a lot about bachata and I sent it to them by email to see what they thought. They listened to it and couldn’t believe it: they congratulated him and loved it. That was a pleasant surprise really.

It’s about time these songs were normalized. 100%. It needs to stop being a taboo — and lots of the new generations are getting rid of those prejudices, like women singing openly about pleasure, sex, and other things.

Let’s talk about your song “Doble Vida.” What was it like singing about something so personal? Well, the story of “Doble Vida” isn’t about me, it’s about something that happened to someone very very close to me. It’s a very sad, strong story. And I know that so many people will feel identified with it so I approach it from that perspective while trying to be as respectful as possible. I want to be as thoughtful as I can as I talk about those pure feelings. I asked this person to tell me every single detail of what happened to them. We were in the studio talking through the story, I love the characters we create in music. That’s where that song started: we started making a little story.

Sorry for assuming it was about you! Is it difficult to sing about other people’s stories? I love telling stories. Really, when someone starts telling me about their ex, I swear I love hearing the drama of other people. I am so dramatic and I love chisme but really I get so much inspiration from other stories. There’s also a song on the album I wrote for my parents, it’s super intimate and sweet. Everything is based on true stories: real, but slightly more dramatic.

Talk to me about the song you wrote for your parents. It’s called “Desafiando el Destino.” My parents have yet to hear it, they don’t know it’s about them and I want them to see it with the video because I took videos from my childhood and when my mom was pregnant to show them. I literally wanted to cry watching the video and I know my family will too.

What changed for you since dropping Anim ál? With my last album, there was more pressure to release a project quickly. I had been dropping music for two years during the pandemic and then my career went boom. So many people were asking me to tour but I didn’t have a project to perform so I dropped it to have music to perform. It was rushed and it’s not that we didn’t work hard on it but this time I had time to sit with it and focus. This time, I had more tools and got to work with more people with different ideas so it went great.

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La ‘Nena de Argentina’ llega a México con su World Tour 2024

La superestrella del género urbano, María Becerra, se presentará en el Auditorio Josefa Ortiz Seguros el próximo Jueves, 7 de noviembre de 2024, a las 21:00 HRS. Esta fecha forma parte de su esperada gira internacional, llevando su electrizante espectáculo a sus fans en México.

Este 2024 la artista se presentó en la celebración de año nuevo organizada por Univisión en el Times Square, en la que actuó delante de más de 50 mil personas. Fue parte del Line up del Festival de Música Latina Calibash en Los Ángeles – California con 20 mil personas. Durante el mes de febrero, María sacó dos colaboraciones: una con el rapero franco congoleño Gims y otra con el sevillano Céro. Fue convocada como jurado en el Festival de Viña del Mar y se presentó como espectáculo de cierre del evento más importante de habla hispana. En marzo finalmente salió su esperada canción “Primer Aviso” junto a Ivy Queen, que le abrió definitivamente las puertas en países como Puerto Rico y los oyentes de US.

El 22 y 23 de marzo María escribió un nuevo capítulo en la historia de la música Argentina , siendo la primera artista mujer en presentarse en el mítico estadio River Plate con su #TOUR24 ante más de 140 mil personas. Con 2 sold out vendidos en tiempo récord, la cantautora presentó un show de dos horas, con siete cambios de vestuario, una crew ampliada de bailarines, 5 coristas, su banda más un terceto de cuerdas y una puesta en escena con más de 100 mts de pantallas, animaciones 3D y un ascensor que la elevaba para que la vean hasta en el último rincón del estadio.

En abril, María se presentó en la final de la Queens & Kings League en Madrid, donde interpretó su single “Corazón Vacío” y compartió en exclusiva dos de sus próximos lanzamientos: “Imán”, un sencillo que formará parte de su próximo álbum, y su participación en el remix de “Spicy Margarita” junto a Michael Bublé y Jason Derulo. Además, viajó a Los Ángeles para debutar en el escenario del Festival Coachella, ¿siendo invitada por J Balvin para interpretar su exitosa canción “Qué Más Pues?”.