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Alejandra Guzman tour 2024 announced : Mexican stars Alejandra Guzman and Paulina Rubio are on the road in 2022 with their joint tour called "Perrísimas". Mexican superstar Alejandra Guzmán will embark on a massive tour with Paulina Rubio in 2022. His Perrisimas Tour starts on April 15 in Orlando and covers the month of May visiting major cities such as New York, Nashville, Atlanta, Hidalgo, San Diego, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. In early 2021, the iconic musician appeared at the 2021 Lo Nuestro Awards alongside Daddy Yankee, Maluma, Ozuna, Luis Fonsi, Prince Royce and Marc Anthony.

Guzmán will continue to support his latest studio album 'A + No Poder', released on September 11, 2015 by Sony Music Latin. The new album peaked at #12 on the Billboard Latin charts and features an appearance by Farruko on the track 'Adiós'. In 2017, he joined forces with Gloria Trevi for a massive North American tour that lasted until 2018. Since her early career in 1988, the singer has received 1 Latin Grammy and 2 Juventud Awards among many other accolades.

An unlikely pair - since both were often pitted against each other throughout their careers - Guzmán and Rubio "will face off in a series of unique shows in life" for the United States with a tour that will begin on April 15 in Orlando and end on May 22 in Los Angeles. Without a large promotional company linked to the tour, the 23-date race will be produced by the artists themselves.

Guzmán, known to her fans as "La Reina de Corazones (Queen of Corazones)", garnered a total of $11.6 million and sold 265,000 tickets for 69 shows, according to Billboard Boxscore. Meanwhile, Rubio, a.k.a. "La Chica Dorada (Golden Girl)", sold 91,000 tickets in 36 shows and raised $3.4 million.

Pre-sale starts today (December 15) at noon, while tickets for the general public Alejandra Guzman 2024 tickets will be put on sale on Friday, December 17 at 10 am.

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April 15 – Hard Rock Live/Cafe Orlando – Orlando April 16 – Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino-Hard Rock Live – Fort Lauderdale April 20 – PPL Center – Allentown, Pennsylvania April 22 – Capitol One Hall – Tysons, Virginia April 23 – United Palace Theatre – New York April 27 – Rosemont Theatre – Chicago April 28 – Tennessee Performing Arts Center-Andrew Jackson Hall – Nashville April 29 – The Fox Theatre – Atlanta May 1 – Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie – Grand Prairie, Texas May 2 – Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center – Midland, Texas May 4 – H-E-B Center at Cedar Park – Cedar Park, Texas May 5 – Smart Financial Centre – Sugar Land, Texas May 6 – Payne Arena – Hidalgo, Texas May 8 – Majestic Theatre – San Antonio May 10 – Sames Auto Arena – Laredo, Texas May 12 – El Paso County Coliseum – El Paso May 13 – AVA Amphitheatre – Tucson May 14 – Agua Caliente Casino – Rancho Mirage, California May 15 – Pechanga Arena – San Diego May 18 – Arizona Federal Theatre – Phoenix May 20 – SAP Center – San Jose, California May 21 – The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas – Las Vegas May 22 – Microsoft Theater – Los Angeles

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Alejandra Guzmán returns to Houston with one-time rival Paulina Rubio

Guzmán and rubio both dated singer erik rubin in the early '90s, and it led to a public spat..

Mexican rock singer Alejandra Guzman

Alejandra Guzmán has a long history with Houston.

The Mexican rock powerhouse was last here in 2019 at the Arena Theatre. Before that, she and Gloria Trevi brought the Versus World Tour to Sugar Land for a pair of sold-out shows.

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Guzmán is known for her brash onstage persona. It’s part of what’s made her a certified icon. But she says it’s previously gotten her into some trouble in Houston.

“I always want to give the best in Houston because I feel like I owe them. How can I explain this?” she says with a sheepish laugh. “Sometimes you don’t listen, and you don’t care. You don’t care about yourself. You’re tired. And you get drunk.”

Guzmán is here May 5 as part of the Perrisimas Tour with pop diva Paulina Rubio. They’ll perform decades of hits at Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land.

“I haven’t drunk in a long time, so now I’m gonna show a totally different Alejandra. But it’s part of me, you know?,” she says. “It’s the essence. It’s always there. The only thing I’m getting rid of is the part that destroys me.”

Guzmán and Rubio have a long, prickly history. They both dated singer Erik Rubin in the early ‘90s, and it led to a public rivalry. Guzmán has admitted her song “Hey Güera” was a dig at the blonde-haired Rubio. ( “Güera” is slang for a blonde woman.)

Rubio’s debut single “Mio” ( “Mine”) has long been rumored to be a response to “Hey Güera.” She sings about a man being “halfway” hers and “with someone else.” Adding to the drama, both songs were produced by Miguel Blasco.

Now, the Mexican superstars are sharing a stage. They even close the concerts with a “Hey Güera” and “Mio” mash-up.

“I believe that people need a little bit of pepper,” Guzmán says with a laugh. “It’s surreal. It’s strange. But that’s part of it. It’s a little bit of a game for me.”

Guzmán spoke about the tour and staying true to herself from her home in Mexico.

Paulina Rubio, left, and Alejandra Guzman onstage during the first night of the Perrisimas Tour.

Q: Why this tour with someone who caused you so much angst?

A: Because they talk a lot about us, and we were in a way rivals because of a man a long time ago. It’s part of this show. Taking all these things and putting it together. We come from two different worlds. It’s a little crazy, but I’m glad to come back to work. To come back to the theaters, to the stage, to listen to the applause. I miss it so much.

Q: What has your relationship with Rubio been like prior to Perrisimas?

Perrisimas Tour with Alejandra Guzmán and Paulina Rubio

When: 7:30 p.m. May 5

Where: Smart Financial Centre, 18111 Lexington Blvd., Sugar Land

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A: With Paulina, we were in the same area code. We both lived in Pedregal. My brother used to go out with her. She came with pink hair. I remember asking her to give me some of it. And she did! I have a lot of memories. And the bad memories because of Erik. I knew he was unfaithful. But I believe that sometimes it’s the man, not the woman. But maybe both. I don’t know.

Q: What did you learn from Trevi about touring with someone else?

A: It was iconic because she is also very strong. She’s a great artist, and I respect her and I love her. She’s an Aquarius like I am. (I learned) to respect. To have patience. To put myself in the middle and let the other person meet me there. You have to learn how to share. And you have to learn how to see things in a business way. I’ve been learning to do that, and it’s not easy. I know it’s not. But I did it, and my father was amazed. He always tells me, “Be patient, be patient, be patient.”

Q: You’ve been able to evolve as an artist and stay true to yourself. Is it a tough balance?

A: I came back to my old Alejandra, to my old rock ‘n’ roll self. You always try to do something better, but the one that everybody knows is what works. Like “Hey Güera,” the arrangement of that song, it doesn’t need anything. It’s powerful, and sometimes I say, “Why am I not playing this song as it is?”

Alejandra Guzman's debut album, 'Bye Mamá,' was released in 1988.

Q: Are there songs that still excite you every time you perform them?

A: Of course! “Eternamente Bella” is, like, “Yeah!” I still feel pretty and happy and young. I like “La plaga” because everybody goes crazy with it. I like “Diablo en mi” because I play a big drum. It’s like my recess time.

Q: What are must-haves to take with you on the road?

A: I take palo santo to burn off all the bad vibes. Palo santo and copal. A candle. And just feeling the connection with the powerful one. I try to meditate. I try to do things to get in control of my life and to program myself with what I want to feel and to make new connections in my brain and my body. We have everything to fix ourselves. We have to believe in ourselves and talk to ourselves, talk to our bodies, talk to our neurons. I was reading something that said, “If you see outside, you dream. If you see inside, you awaken.”

Q: Live performances are finally back on track. And this show falls on Cinco de Mayo.

It’s been a long time waiting for this moment. We need art. We need to express. We need to sing, to dance, to be free.

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Joey Guerra is the music critic for the Houston Chronicle. He also covers various aspects of pop culture. He has reviewed hundreds of concerts and interviewed hundreds of celebrities, from Justin Bieber to Dolly Parton to Beyonce. He's appeared as a regular correspondent on Fox26 and was head judge and director of the Pride Superstar singing competition for a decade. He has been named journalist of the year multiple times by both OutSmart Magazine and the FACE Awards. He also covers various aspects of pop culture, including the local drag scene and "RuPaul's Drag Race."

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‘Like Oil and Water:’ How Divas Alejandra Guzmán and Paulina Rubio Made a Tour Work

By Tomás Mier

Las Perrísimas Tour. /a>. That’s what Latin pop and rock icons Alejandra Guzmán and Paulina Rubio named their co-headlining U.S. trek. The literal translation for that audacious name is “The Bitchiest Tour” — or better yet, call it “The Bad Bitches Tour.” Either way, the run of shows they launched last month are bringing together two queens who have both been lauded as pioneers for an event like no other.

Long pitted against each other as rivals, Guzmán and  Rubio, who are both in their early fifties, met for coffee before the pandemic and began to discuss how they could bring their two forces together — Paulina on the Nineties pop side, and Alejandra with her roquera vibes. As live concerts started up again last year, bringing their stacked discographies on the road for a tour seemed like the right thing to do.

“We have everything different from each other, but it works,” Guzman says. “Each of us has our own world.” On stage, Rubio adds, the two combine and bring that “spicy girl power.”

They say their supposed rivalry was mostly concocted by Mexican media, thanks to a certain famous ex — Erik Rubin of teen pop group Timbiriche, which Rubio was also in — who was flirting with both women at the same time at the peak of their success. “It was a long time ago that we had a boyfriend in common,” Guzman says with a laugh. “It’s all very funny.”

Last month, they kicked off their countrywide trek, bringing such hits as Guzmán’s “Eternamente Bella” and “Hacer el Amor con Otro” and Rubio’s “Ni Una Sola Palabra” and “El Último Adios” to audiences that range in age from teens to grandmas.

“Even the bottom of our tongues hurt,” Rubio says. “We’ve been preparing our minds, body and soul for this tour. It’s not only our voices.”

“I’m feeling good with my titanium hip replacement,” adds Guzmán with a laugh. “I am enjoying dancing and being on stage.”

Unlike some other co-headlining tours, the two singers start their sets together, before taking turns performing their laundry list of hits. They end the show with a “versus” medley that taps into the drama surrounding their friendship, with songs from early in their careers that alluded to the rumors of competition between them. Together, they perform Rubio’s “Mío” — “Don’t even get close to him, he’s mine/He’s with another girl, but he’s mine,” she sings on the track — and Guzman’s “Hey Güera,” or “Hey Blondie.” (Think Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” vibes for that one.) Rubio also does a medley of Rubin’s Timbiriche hits, a silly dig at the old tea.

“This tour is not about us, this is about a whole generation that can relieve some pressure from their shoulders,” Rubio says. “It’s really cool to break the mold of the preconceptions of the past.”

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Rubio and Guzmán are transparent about what it’s like being on the road with each other: “It’s been like oil and water,” admits Rubio. “But at the same time we have a lot of things in common: We are women, we are mothers, and we love music. That allows oil and water to get along. It’s like throwing firewood to a flame… It’s a privilege.”

Guzmán agrees, and says that lately, their relationship has been “beautiful.” “I can understand the many things she is going through, and I’m trying to be a kind partner as much as I can,” Guzmán says. “Sometimes there are differences, but the stage is sacred. I was taught to respect that.”

Guzmán knows a thing or two about sharing a tour. Before this year, she made a collaborative album and went on an accompanying tour with fellow pop-rock singer Gloria Trevi. That experience seemed to bring the two artists closer. This time, things are slightly different.

“The concept, the music, the personalities… but that’s the wonder of working on projects with different stars, because they are two very different artists,” Guzmán says. “I’m proud of being able to share the stage with people that already had their history… I don’t know, when you are a woman, it’s different. You can see how much they’ve had to work. The love for the stage, the love for life prevails.”

Their tour comes as the two celebrate large milestones for some of their greatest hits. This year, Rubio’s debut album, La Chica Dorada , which inspired her nickname, turns 30. “When I sing them at shows, it doesn’t feel like these songs are 30 years old,” she says. “I think they were part of a revolution, especially with the mix of [genres] like ranchero and hip-hop.”

As for Guzmán, even with her decades of experience since releasing her iconic debut album, Eternamente Bella, in 1990, she says she’s always ready to learn. She even started taking vocal lessons for the first time recently.

“I’ve learned to have more discipline. I had never taken vocal lessons before, so it is incredible that I never learned how to sing until now,” she says with a cackle. “I don’t understand how I made it! Now I have a coach, and that is something that amazes me. I do warm-ups, I lubricate my throat — things I never had any idea of — to make my life easier. I think I’m a little late!”

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One thing’s for sure: both women are ready to have their audiences rock on.

“I want you to be wild and furious. I want you to shake your head and believe in new beginnings,” says Rubio. “I want you to go to the concert and forget about your problems for two or three hours and just be yourself. Like a wild Friday, even if it’s a Thursday.”

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May 12 – El Paso, TX @ El Paso County Coliseum May 13 – Tucson, AZ @ AVA Amphitheatre May 14 – Rancho Mirage, CA @ Agua Caliente Casino May 15 – San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena May 18 – Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Federal Theatre May 20 – San Jose, CA @ SAP Center May 21 – Las Vegas, CA @ The Theater at Virgin Hotels May 22 – Los Angeles, CA @ Microsoft Theater

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Alejandra Guzmán & Paulina Rubio to Face Off in Historic, Highly Anticipated “Perrísimas” US Tour 2022

La Chica Dorada  and  La Reina de Corazones,   Paulina Rubio  and Alejandra Guzmán , will hit the road next spring to face off in a once-in-a-lifetime run of shows that will form the greatest and most controversial tour to ever occur in the history of Latin pop-rock, “ PerrÍsimas” US Tour 2022. Over the course of more than three decades,  Alejandra Guzmán  and  Paulina Rubio , legendary award-winners and global superstars, have each constructed outstanding careers, garnering praise as the “Queen of Latin Rock” and the “Queen of Latin Pop,” respectively. After years of rivalry between them, for the first time ever,  Rubio  and  Guzmán  will perform on the same stage to settle the score, promising an electrifying, heart-stopping experience for audiences across America.

Produced by the superstars themselves, the  Perrísimas US Tour  will kick off in April 2022 and will consist of more than 20 shows, making stops in major cities such as Chicago, New York, Miami, and Las Vegas before wrapping up on May 22 in Los Angeles. Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, December 17, at 10 a.m. local time. Ticket pre-sale begins on December 15, at 12 p.m. local time, ensuring that the dedicated fans of both artists will have exclusive access to prime seating. 

For complete pre-sale details visit  www.perrisimastour.com

As two of the greatest female artists in Latin music history, both  Alejandra Guzmán  and  Paulina Rubio  have left an impressive and lasting impact both on the industry and on global culture, selling more than 50 million records combined worldwide. Racking up endless recognitions, accomplishments and countless hits, their music has transcended generations, shaping the soundtrack of the lives of millions of listeners around the world. “ Perrísimas” US Tour 2022  is the only opportunity for fans to witness the highly anticipated, unprecedented encounter between these two international icons and will unquestionably go down in the record books as one of the greatest tours of all time.

ABOUT ALEJANDRA GUZMÁN

Singer and songwriter  Alejandra Guzmán , known as the “Queen of Mexican Rock” and “Queen of Hearts,” and recognized by The New York Times for her “husky melodrama” and music that Billboard calls “anthemic rock” characterized by her “hoarse vocals and fierce rebellious attitude,” has achieved one of the most illustrious careers in Latin music. With over 25 million albums sold throughout 30+ years, “La Guzmán” has released 23 top-charting albums with multiple Top-10 hits, sold out 19 world tours, and accumulated 28 Gold and 13 Platinum records, as well as 41 awards and 68 nominations for the Grammy Awards, Latin Grammys, Premios Juventud, Billboard Latin Music Awards, Premio Lo Nuestro, Latin American Music Festival, and Premio ERES. Alejandra is also a lauded television, film, and stage actress and, more recently, a top-selling jewelry designer.

ABOUT PAULINA RUBIO

Hailed as the “Latin Madonna” by Rolling Stone,  Paulina Rubio  began her musical career as the founding member of the revolutionary teen group Timbiriche. By the ‘90s, she had already begun to make her mark on the industry as a solo artist, and today is among the top 5 women with the most #1 songs on the Billboard Top Latin charts and 2 singles which hit the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Over a span of nearly 40 years, her global hits have translated into multi-platinum sales and garnered her numerous accolades, including seven Grammy nominations (with nods in the prestigious “Song of the Year” and “Recording of the Year” categories), and recognition by Forbes as one of the 50 most powerful women in México.

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I am of Latin descent, so naturally I have always been a huge fan of Paulina Rubio. The thing is I have never seen her in concert before! So I called my friend and asked if she would be interested in seeing Paulina Rubio with me and she obliged.We picked up our concert tickets and drove to the venue. We waited in line for maybe an hour or two before they let us into the giant venue.

We got seats that were pretty far away because we were pretty broke at the time, but I was still happy I was getting to see Paulina Rubio. She finally took the stage and opened with something I never thought she would open with, which were a few songs off her La Chica Dorada album.

This is always a nice treat for people who are not familiar with her earlier work. After that she mostly sang songs off her Brava album and Gran City Pop. She has such an amazing voice and I was so happy to see her live. She has a stage presence that is undeniable and It gave me chills to see her dance and move and sing on stage and look beautiful as well.

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One of the best show I’ve attended to. This show made me lose my voice and everything. The energy she brought on stage, the engagement with the fans, the whole theatre was filled with love and passion. I trully had the time of my life and I can’t wait to see her again.

I saw her at the Machaca festival in 2022, the energy and presence that Paulina has on stage is amazing, I really enjoyed her stage, one of the best of the day.

Hoping to see her in solo concert soon.

I love it she's amazing the best her show its a killer mind I will go and see her over and over her voice and energy are fabolous paulina its the queen of pop forever and always

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Paulina Rubio tour dates and tickets 2024-2025 near you

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• Queretaro, Mexico
• Mérida, Mexico

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• Los Angeles (LA) (17)
• Mexico City (15)
• San Diego (9)
• Houston (7)

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