After the success of Los Bukis’ reunion tour last year, MarcoASolis is ready to hit the road on a world tour. El Buki tells Rolling Stone that he loves to see “young people” resonate with his romantic love songs.
after 25 years for a stadium tour that tapped into decades-long nostalgia. Now, he’s ready to hit the road on his own.
The new tour arrives after a massive 2022 for El Buki, who, along with his sold-out stadium tour with Los Bukis, was honored with the“My shows have romanticism as the common denominator, as does my 25-year career as a soloist. It’s a romantic show, but there are aspects of tropical, regional Mexican music, and we have a phenomenal orchestra,” Solis tellsover Zoom from Miami. “People love to see that, and we’re excited to have it live again. The public feeds us with their energy.
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