Dates and states of Mexico included

Siddharthathe Mexican singer, announced his world tour titled “Miel de Azar”, which will include performances in the United States, Europe and several states of Mexico.

The composer originally from Guadalajara, Jalisco, who has maintained a successful career as a soloist since his departure from Zoé, shared details of his tour through social networks such as Instagram and X, formerly Twitter. In this project, Siddhartha will present his new album, which includes six songs released on June 11.

In this regard, the performer of hits like “Brújula”, “Únicos” and “Ser Parte” was enthusiastic about the news. “We miss you already! Who is with us?” He wrote next to the announcement post.

He also described that tickets will be available starting June 14 of this year.

So far, Mexico City is not included in the dates announced by the singer, which has caused annoyance among some of his followers.

Here we present the places that are available:

• September 19 – Veracruz – Benito Juárez Auditorium
• September 20 – Orizaba – Deportivo 21 de Marzo
• September 21 – Puebla – GNP Forum
• October 3 – Monterrey – Arena Monterrey
• October 5 – Reynosa – UAT Gym
• October 11 – Pachuca – Explanada Pachuca
• October 12 – Naucalpan – Naucalli Park Parking
• October 13 – Ecatepec – Ecatepec Civic Center
• October 16 – Culiacán – Figlostase Show
• October 18 – La Paz – Arena La Paz
• October 24 – Guadalajara – Akron Stadium Esplanade
• October 26 – Tepic – Metropolitan Theater
• October 31 – León – El Domo
• November 7 – Chihuahua – Arena Corner Sport
• November 8 – Ciudad Juárez – Lienzo Charro
• November 22 – Querétaro – Josefa Ortiz Auditorium
• November 23 – Morelia – Palace of Art
• November 29 – Hermosillo – INAM Auditorium
• November 30 – Tijuana – Bullring
• December 12 – Campeche – Teatro Circo Renacimiento
• December 13 – Mérida – GNP Forum
• December 14 – Cancun – Bullring

Siddhartha’s new album, “Miel de Azar”, includes the following songs:

• “As we want”
• “Diamonds” (with The Tsar)
• “Dawn”
• “Day after day”
• “Acapulco” (with Emmanuel Horvilleur)
• “Nothing is Done”