The legendary artist returns to Buenos Aires with a show at the Movistar Arena that promises to review his greatest successes on September 11.
Lionel Richieone of the most iconic voices of music, returns to Argentina with its show “Say hello to the hits! “, with production of DF Entertainment.
The next September 11, the Movistar Arena will witness an unforgettable show where the international star will review his greatest successes, so that all his fans sing and dance.
Lionel Richie returns to Argentina
Lionel Richie is one of the most influential figures in the history of music, with a career that covers more than multiple decades and an impressive amount of successes that have marked generations. As a member of The Commodores, he helped define the sound of funk and R&B in the 70s with iconic themes such as Easy and Three Times to Ladybefore throwing himself as a soloist and conquering the global charts in the 80s.
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Your album Can’t Slow Down (1983) sold more than 20 million copies and earned the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Songs like Hello, All Night Long and Say You, Say Me (winner of the Oscar for Best Original Song) They consolidated him as a pop giant.
Tickets will be available through www.movistararena.com.ar, in exclusive presale for Santander American Express clients from April 14 at 4:00 p.m. with the possibility of acquiring them in up to 6 installments without interest. The general sale will be enabled on April 15, also at 4:00 p.m. and can be made with any payment method.
An unmissable opportunity to live a unique night with one of the most influential artists in the history of music. Lionel Richie promises an unforgettable show full of emotion, nostalgia and the energy that characterizes it, With a musical journey through decades of history and timeless successes.
Source: Ambito
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