The Movistar Arena became a party when Ana Gabriel, the iconic Mexican singer, celebrated her 50 years of musical career before her thousands of fans as part of her tour One more wish, in a show that lasted approximately three hours.
At approximately 9:02 p.m. the venue went dark to welcome the 68-year-old singer. With the euphoric screams of the audience in the background, Ana Gabriel made her triumphant entrance onto the stage, behind her, a screen full of fireworks and the image of her blowing a birthday cake. This is how the party that the singer promised on her social networks began. The Argentine public received the Mexican with an overflowing passion that forced more than one to get up from her chair.
This is how Ana Gabriel entered the Movistar Arena.
With a backlit image of her, she began her show with “Esta Noche”, one of her most beautiful melodies, causing excitement among the crowd. It was seconds after her song ended that the audience sang “Olé, Olé, Olé!”, giving the legend a warm welcome.
In a special moment, Ana Gabriel recognized a group of fans who had attended her concert in Córdoba on May 6 – the artist had two shows in the province – and took the time to thank them for coming back again and wishing them a great experience. even more memorable this time.
Among her interaction with her audience, the Mexican singer joked when reading a sign that said: “I come to celebrate 50 years,” responding with humor: “Yours or mine? Because I haven’t turned mine yet.”
In a brief introduction to her show, Ana Gabriel reflected on her career: ““This day, this day in particular, exactly 50 years ago, I made my first recording, and a lot of things have happened since then, earthquakes and tsunamis.”, he told those present. “As I go through this tour, I realize how important it is to be grateful,” she said with emotion.
With a full arena, Ana Gabriel recognized the dozens of flags that her fans were carrying and confessed: “I am grateful to be in Buenos Aires. At first he resisted, but because of many Latin American immigrants I was able to enter Argentina.”, then named one by one the ones he managed to distinguish from above the stage, from Colombia to Ecuador. The public went crazy when she named Venezuela, to which the artist recalled an anecdote in which she said at a concert “Venezuela doesn’t love me… it loves me,” he said before singing a mix of his songs “You and I”, “Love” and “Not a Touch”
Ana Gabriel at the Movistar Arena. (From anagabrieloficial’s Instagram)
Before continuing with the show, The woman from Sinaloa asked the front rows when Mother’s Day was celebrated: “Because where people celebrate, I celebrate mine. With your permission, “I’m going to dedicate this song to my mother.”, presented his next song “And here I am.” In an exciting introduction, he invited his audience to celebrate their mothers: “Just by knowing that they have one, all I can say is take care of them, love them, don’t forget to say what you feel for them and how grateful they are for having given you life. I didn’t have anything left in me to be able to express it to you,” she continued. “If you asked me what I would like, a single day or moment to tell her again how much I love her and that I continue to love her more every day,” she concluded, leaving her followers with tears in their eyes.
After singing numerous hits, the artist took time to thank her production team and give a message about what it means to be standing there: “We all come here with the intention of leaving you happy.” “I don’t know if I’ll have the chance to go back.but I do want to say that “This is not the farewell tour as they say,” he clarified. The artist joked with the idea that because of her age “they have been retiring her” for twenty years: “They say I don’t move anymore, but they can’t see how I move in other areas… They don’t know how I move there,” I reply suggestively.
Ana Gabriel brings a proposal from her Mexican homeland to all the countries she visits. With a great display of mariachis in the background, guitars and drums, the artist achieved a connection with the Buenos Aires public who did not hesitate to dance and sing at the top of their lungs the songs that cover the singer’s career.
In an emotional moment, the Mexican took a few minutes to remember her great friend, the artist Juan Gabriel: “I have had the pleasure of performing many of his songs, but this one in particular is a different version,” she also thanked her guitarists who have accompanied her for years. Along with her band, Ana Gabriel served a tribute to the legendary singer with a reversal of “Hasta que te connoisseur.”
This is how the Sinaloa native began the second block of songs “to dedicate, cry, curse and dance.” With her most memorable hits, the artist dyed the Movistar Arena with colors and showed why she has been in the industry for so many years. Her distinguished voice filled every place in the venue and, despite considering herself a bad dancer, her dance steps accompanied her effervescent audience.
One of those songs was “Too late” and she told him that she does not normally sing this song, but that it is sung by her loyal audience, who showed her that they were up to the challenge.
Ana Gabriel dazzled in her show at the Movistar Arena. (X from Argentine News)
“Just friends” It was the song chosen to say goodbye to their 50th anniversary tour, Un Deseo Más, leaving the Buenos Aires public wanting more. The artist did not hesitate to thank again for the warm welcome and the great operation produced for the show, from those who work on the premises to the police officers who helped on the streets –in a context of national strike-. In a hug to Latin America, Ana Gabriel spoke about the importance of representing Spanish and carrying the flags of all the countries she visits.
Ana Gabriel’s farewell at the Movistar Arena. X from Argentine News
The concert was not only a tribute to his musical legacy, but also a testament to the deep emotional bond he shares with his fans throughout the southern cone. With each note, the Mexican singer demonstrated once again why she is considered a living legend of Latin music.
