The show on April 20 will be the start of the “BZRP Live Tour”, which is estimated to pass through various cities around the world.
In the midst of the worldwide fury for his sessions with different artists, which break all listening records, and a few days after his participation with Shakira in Jimmy Fallon’s famous “Late Night Show” in the United States, the Argentine producer bizarre announced a show for April 20 at the Palermo Hippodrome.
The show will be the start of the “BZRP Live Tour”, for which the dates have not yet been announced but it is estimated that it will pass through various cities around the world, as happened last year when it undertook a hundred-day tour of 20 European locations, which was seen by about 450 thousand people.
The first tickets will go on sale exclusively and in advance on March 15 at 10 am for customers with Banco Macro Visa cards. The general prices are $15,000 plus $2,250 for the service. Meanwhile, on Thursday the general sale will open through Ticketek.
This presentation comes shortly after her participation in Jimmy Fallon’s television program with Shakira, where she was awarded various recognitions from Guinness Records for the successful “Bizarrap Music Sessions #53”, in which the Colombian was dispatched against her ex-partner, Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué.
Among them, the most viewed Latin song on YouTube in 24 hours, the fastest Latin song to reach 100 million views on YouTube, the most streamed Latin song on Spotify in 24 hours, the most streamed Latin song on Spotify in a week, the most weeks at #1 on Billboard’s Hot Latin and the most #1 on Billboard’s Latin Digital Song Sales chart.
But before this, Bizarrap had already positioned itself as the most relevant Argentine producer of the new urban music scene worldwide, being the most listened to Argentine artist globally in 2020 and with four Latin Grammy nominations in 2021.
Source: Ambito
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