Spanish pop singer Aitana has cancelled her concert scheduled for November 4 at the Auditorio de Puebla in Mexico due to logistical complications beyond her control and that of her team.
To compensate fans in Mexico, the former Operación Triunfo contestant has added an extra concert date on November 5 at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, where her subsequent shows on November 6 and November 7 have already sold out.
Logistical Complications in Mexico
Aitana announced the cancellation of her Puebla performance through her Instagram stories, addressing fans who had already bought tickets and made travel arrangements for the show.
She explained that the decision resulted from logistical complications outside her control and that of her team, adding that she was extremely sorry and hoped to meet her fans in Mexico very soon.
The singer had originally planned three concerts in Mexico for November as part of her Cuarto Azul World Tour. Alongside the updated schedule, Aitana will already be in the country earlier in autumn, having scheduled three additional performances in Mexico during October.
International Tour Milestones
In addition to her Mexican dates, the Catalan artist announced that tickets for her upcoming concerts in Buenos Aires, Argentina, have sold out for a second time, a milestone she highlighted as a major achievement for her career.
The Cuarto Azul World Tour represents Aitana's fifth concert tour and her first full-scale world tour. Officially announced on July 31, 2025, the tour kicked off with a first leg conducted entirely across Spain during May, June, and July, which has now concluded.
During that initial leg, the singer performed in eleven Spanish cities, including Almería, Murcia, Valencia, Albacete, Seville, Fuengirola, Avilés, Zaragoza, Cádiz, Jaén, and A Coruña. She has taken a complete break from live performances throughout August.
Global Schedule Through 2027
Aitana will resume her tour from September 4 to September 19 with concerts across Spain in Barcelona, Madrid, and Bilbao. In October, she will travel to South America and North America for performances in Colombia, Chile, Argentina, and Mexico.
Her tour continues in Mexico through November before moving on to the United States. Following those dates, the tour will take a short hiatus until January 2027, when it resumes in Portugal.
The world tour will officially conclude in February 2027 with final performances scheduled across Europe in Italy, the United Kingdom, and France.
