The Futttura World Tour (also styled as Futttura - Tini World Tour) is the fourth concert tour by Argentine singer Tini. It began in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on October 25, 2025, and is expected to travel throughout the country, as well as to other Latin American countries. Described as "the most ambitious project" of her life, the show was conceived as a retrospective tribute encompassing all of her studio albums, including her beginnings on Violetta to her solo musical career, as correpsonding musical "eras".
Background During an interview on Susana Giménez show in December 2024, Tini revealed that she would return to the stage in 2025 with an innovative show that would span a full day and combine three stages simultaneously, offering a unique experience that would revisit the highlights of her life and career. Later that month, in an interview on the streaming show Rumis, the singer commented that the show would premiere in the second half of the following year. Meanwhile, her fans began speculating about the possible name of the show, suggesting options such as "Tini's World" or "Tinipalooza," a reference to the Lollapalooza music festival.
On March 27, 2025, billboards appeared on the streets of Buenos Aires with a black background, the phrase "The countdown begins," and the initials "TTT," generating speculation about a possible new project by the artist, related to her next album or a concert tour. During the following days, the singer shared various images of herself in her starring role in Violetta, the character that catapulted her to fame, increasing the anticipation among her fans. She also launched a countdown on her website that would end on April 3. Upon the conclusion of the countdown, Tini announced a free open-air concert in the Palermo Soho neighborhood, which would be streamed live on the La Casa YouTube channel. The event would include interviews with music media outlets and an exclusive interview with Lizardo Ponce before the concert, where she would share details about her upcoming projects and her next tour.
Critical reception Milagros Jarzun, of Clarín, described the show as a production "of international caliber," asserting that "it has nothing to envy from anything abroad" and that Futttura set a precedent that will endure in the history of live music in Argentina. However, in her review, she noted certain negative aspects related to the organization of the pre-concert activities, particularly regarding entry to the venue, which she described as "disorganized." Yanet Ingravallo of Todo Noticias opined that "Futttura's debut was devastating. With a show lasting over three hours, Tini demonstrated the physical preparation she had undergone to give her all in each of the choreographies, skills, and runs down the catwalk." Lupe Torres, of the newspaper La Nación, highlighted that the performance "was characterized by a sweeping presentation, full of energy and talent." She also emphasized "the majesty of the stage design" and Tini's musical evolution, as well as her versatility throughout the concert. Lucía Inés López of La Capital pointed out that: [Tini] no longer needs labels: "she has left behind any limiting definition—she is no longer just Violetta or La Triple T—to establish herself as a complete artistic figure, with her own identity and an increasingly deep connection with her audience".
Set list The following setlist was obtained from the 25 October 2025 concert, held at the Tecnópolis in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.
"El Cielo" + "Fresa" "La Loto" / "Muñecas" "Las Jordans" "Me Enteré" "En mi Mundo" "Como Quieres" "Te Creo" "Ser Mejor" "Siempre Brillarás" "22" "Suéltate el Pelo" "Cupido" "Miedo" "Pa" "Posta" / "Ni de Ti" "Ángel" "Buenos Aires" "Tinta 90" "Ellas" "Bien" "Me Voy" "Down" "High Remix" "La Original" / "Blackout" "Una noche Más" "Me Gusta" "Buenos Aires" "Si tú Te Vas" "Te Pido" "Acércate" "Carne y Hueso" "De Papel" "Por que Te Vas" "Fantasi" "Universidad" "Lágrimas" "Maldita Foto" "36 Vidas" "La Triple T" "Bar" "Miénteme" "Cupido"
Shows +List of 2025 concerts showing date, city, country, venue and opening actsDateCityCountryVenueOpening act(s)25 OctoberBuenos AiresArgentinaTecnópolis rowspan="9" 27 October 31 October 1 November 2 November 7 November 8 November 15 November 16 November
+List of 2026 concerts showing date, city, country, venue and opening actsDateCityCountryVenueOpening act(s) 12 February SantiagoChileEstadio Nacional Maya Okey 22 February MontevideoUruguayEstadio Centenario 7 March AsunciónParaguayJockey ClubLia Love 20 March CórdobaArgentinaEstadio KempesQ' Lokura 21 March 1 April Tucumán Tucumán Hippodrome rowspan="17" 18 April Rosario Estadio Newell's Old Boys 16 May Salta Estadio Martearena 30 May LimaPeruEstadio Nacional del Peru 2 September GuadalajaraMexicoArena Guadalajara 4 September Mexico CityArena CDMX 7 September MonterreyArena Monterrey 10 September San JoséCosta RicaParque Viva 13 SeptemberOriginally scheduled for 12 September 2026, the show was rescheduled due to adverse weather conditions.San SalvadorEl SalvadorEstadio Las Delicias 15 September Panama CityPanamaPlaza Amador 18 September BogotáColombiaMovistar Arena 20 September GuayaquilEcuadorEstadio Modelo 22 September QuitoColiseo General Rumiñahui 16 October Guatemala CityGuatemalaExplanada 5 18 October MiamiUnited StatesKaseya Center 21 October CaracasVenezuelaEstadio Monumental de Caracas Simón Bolívar
+List of 2027 concerts showing date, city, country, venue and opening actsDateCityCountryVenueOpening act(s) 19 January ValenciaSpainRoig Arena rowspan="8" 20 January 22 January BarcelonaPalau Sant Jordi 23 January 24 January 26 JanuaryMadridMovistar Arena 27 January 28 January
Cancelled shows +List of cancelled showsDateCityCountryVenueReason25 October, 2026Mexico CityMexicoArena CDMXUnknown reasons
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