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“Luis Miguel Tour 2023” will travel from August South America, USA and Mexico

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“Luis Miguel Tour 2023” will travel from August South America, USA and Mexico. The Mexican singer Luis Miguel will begin on August 3 in Buenos Aires a tour of South America, the United States and Mexico in which he will offer more than 45 concerts. According to a statement released Wednesday in Miami, Argentina will be the first country to receive the singer since his last tour “Mexico forever”, held between 2018 and 2019, and then it will be the turn of Chile, the United States and his native Mexico, in that order. The long-awaited “Luis Miguel Tour 2023” is announced more than two months after “El Sol de México”, 53, made his return to the stage official through a message published on social networks on February 14. According to the statement, tickets for this international tour will begin to be sold in Argentina and Chile starting tomorrow, May 4, in the United States from next Friday, May 5. The date of the sale for Mexico will be announced “soon”.

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Realidad Turística
Intecap
Los Portales
Irtra
Centro Nacional de Cirugía de Mínimo Acceso de Cuba
Grupo Hotelero Islazul
Agexport
Cervecería Centroamericana S.A.
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Instituto Hondureño de Turismo
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MAD-HAV Enjoy Travel Group
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Tigo
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