Latin crooner Luis Miguel takes to the road behind '33'
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With a new album now in stores, Mexican heartthrob Luis Miguel is set to embark on a tour that focuses on U.S. cities with large Latin populations.
The 21-city outing gets underway on Oct. 8 in Palm Springs, CA, and wraps up with a pair of late-November shows in Puerto Rico.
Miguel is on the road behind his new album, "33," which he recorded in Los Angeles earlier this year. The self-produced set features 11 original songs written by Armando Manzanero, Juan Luis Guerra, and Kike Santander, among others.
"Te Necesito," the album's first single, features background vocals from Take 6. A video for the song, directed by Daniela Federici and shot in Los Angeles, premiered in late September.
Miguel has a history of selling out stadiums in Latin countries, and is an especially strong draw in Southern California, Texas and Florida. His upcoming tour includes five nights at the Los Angeles area's Universal Amphitheatre and two nights in Texas' Rio Grande Valley.
October 2003
8 - Palm Springs, CA - McCallum Theatre
10 - Las Vegas, NV - Mandalay Bay
11 - Santa Barbara, CA - Santa Barbara County Bowl
12 - Fresno, CA - Selland Arena
15-19 - Universal City, CA - Universal Amphitheater
22 - Denver, CO - Magness Arena
24 - San Jose, CA - HP Pavilion at San Jose
25 - Chula Vista, CA - Coors Amphitheater
26 - Phoenix, AZ - Dodge Theater
27 - El Paso, TX - Don Haskins Center
29-30 - Hidalgo, TX - Dodge Arena, Rio Grande Valley Events Center
November 2003
1 - Dallas, TX - Smirnoff Center
2 - San Antonio, TX - SBC Center
4 - Laredo, TX - Laredo Entertainment Center
5 - Houston, TX - Toyota Center
7 - Cleveland, OH - Cleveland Music Hall
8 - Chicago, IL - United Center
11 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden
13 - Miami, FL - American Airlines Arena
14 - Tampa, FL - St. Pete Times Forum
15 - Miami, FL - American Airlines Arena
17 - Duluth, GA - Gwinnett Center
21-22 - Bayamon, Puerto Rico - Ruben Rodriguez Coliseum
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