The Busca Una Mujer Tour was a concert tour performed by Luis Miguel during 1989 and 1990 to promote his sixth studio album Busca una Mujer. In 1989 a VHS video compiling his presentations in Mexico, called Un Año de Conciertos, was released.
Set list
This set list is representative of one show in Hotel Crowne Plaza, Mexico City. It does not represent all dates throughout the tour.
"Introduction" "Soy Como Quiero Ser" "Sunny" "Es Mejor" "Perdoname" "Separados" "Yo Que No Vivo Sin Ti" "Ahora Te Puedes Marchar" "Culpable O No" "Isabel" "Yesterday" (The Beatles cover) "Pupilas de Gato" Duets Medley: "Sin Hablar" "No Me Puedo Escapar de Ti" "Me Gustas Tal Como Eres" "Siempre Me Quedo, Siempre Me Voy" "Cucurrucucú Paloma" "Fría Como el Viento" "Por Favor Señora" "Soy Un Perdedor" "La Incondicional" "Un Hombre Busca Una Mujer" "Cuando Calienta El Sol" "Palabra De Honor"
Tour dates
+ List of concerts, showing date, city, country and venueDateCityCountryVenue South AmericaJanuary 30, 1989Mar del PlataArgentinaTeatro Hotel HermitageFebruary 2, 1989ItáParaguayClub Sportivo IteñoFebruary 9, 1989Buenos AiresArgentinaTeatro OperaFebruary 10, 1989February 11, 1989February 25, 1989CosquínPlaza Prospero MolinaMarch 4, 1989RosarioEstadio Cubierto Newell's Old BoysMarch 11, 1989CórdobaClub AtenasApril 6, 1989Buenos AiresTeatro OperaApril 7, 1989April 8, 1989April 9, 1989 North AmericaApril 25, 1989Mexico CityMexicoHotel Crowne PlazaApril 26, 1989April 27, 1989April 28, 1989April 29, 1989April 30, 1989Siempre en DomingoMay 3, 1989Monterrey —May ?, 1989Matamoros —May 6, 1989ReynosaPlaza de Toros ReynosaMay 12, 1989Mexico CityAuditorio NacionalMay 14, 1989LeónEstadio La MartinicaMay 20, 1989GuadalajaraExpo GuadalajaraMay 21, 1989May 27, 1989Ciudad MaderoCentro de ConvencionesMay 28, 1989June 2, 1989TorreónAuditorio MunicipalJune 4, 1989Ciudad JuárezGimnasio Universitario UACJJune 9, 1989San DiegoUnited StatesCivic TheatreJune 11, 1989PhoenixCelebrity TheatreJune 23, 1989San Luis PotosíMexicoParque TangamangaJune 25, 1989GuadalajaraColiseo OlímpicoJuly 1, 1989Mexico CityHotel Crowne PlazaJuly 4, 1989Aquí EstáJuly 7, 1989MéridaClub CampestreAugust 2, 1989Agua PrietaCentro de Espectáculos El Griego Central AmericaAugust 4, 1989San JoséCosta RicaGimnasio NacionalAugust 5, 1989August 11, 1989EscuintlaGuatemalaHotel El DoradoAugust 12, 1989Guatemala CityEstadio del EjércitoAugust 13, 1989San SalvadorEl SalvadorTeatro Presidente South AmericaAugust 16, 1989SantiagoChileSiempre en LunesSeptember 29, 1989TegucigalpaHondurasGimnasio RuballejasSeptember 30, 1989October 2, 1989San Pedro SulaGimnasio MunicipalOctober 19, 1989CaracasVenezuelaTeatro Teresa CarreñoFebruary 23, 1990Viña del MarChileQuinta Vergara AmphitheaterFebruary 24, 1990March 2, 1990SantiagoEstadio Santa LauraMarch 9, 1990Buenos AiresArgentinaTeatro OperaMarch 10, 1990March ?, 1990CochabambaBolivia —March 16, 1990OruroEstadio Jesús BermúdezMarch 17, 1990La Paz —March 21, 1990LimaPeruColiseo del Colegio San AgustínMarch 22, 1990March 23, 1990Estadio Nacional Central AmericaMarch ?, 1990Panama CityPanama — North AmericaApril 19, 1990PhoenixUnited StatesPhoenix Civic PlazaApril 20, 1990Los AngelesLos Angeles Memorial Sports ArenaApril 21, 1990ChicagoUIC PavilionApril 22, 1990San DiegoSan Diego Sports ArenaApril 25, 1990McAllenVilla Real Convention CenterApril 26, 1990LaredoLaredo Civic Center AuditoriumApril 27, 1990San AntonioFreeman ColiseumApril 28, 1990MiamiJames L. Knight CenterApril 29, 1990San JoseSan Jose State Recreational CenterMay 2, 1990HoustonSam Houston ColiseumMay 3, 1990DallasDallas Convention CenterMay 4, 1990El PasoEl Paso County Coliseum
Note: A lot of dates and venues are missing due to the lack of reliable sources.
Cancelled shows + List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, and reason for cancellation Date City Country Venue ReasonFebruary 3, 1989AsunciónParaguayEstadio Defensores del ChacoParaguayan coup d'étatJune 24, 1989IrapuatoMexicoEstadio Sergio León ChávezSecurity issues
Band Vocals: Luis Miguel Guitar: Hector Hermosillo Bass: Jaime de la Parra (1989), Rudy Machorro (1990) Piano & keyboards: Heriberto Hermosillo Keyboards: Jorge René González Drums: Álvaro López, Fernando Caballero (1990) Percussion: Julio Vera Saxophone: Adolfo Díaz Backing vocals: Marina Rivera, Silvia Rivera, Renata Rivera
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