Ángela Aguilar announces ‘Libre Corazón Tour,' NJ show. Get tickets
Most 21-year-olds are enjoying their summer vacations right about now.
Ángela Aguilar is built a bit differently.
The popular regional Mexican singer just announced her 'Libre Corazón Tour' that will send her to theaters, arts centers and music halls all over North America from October through December.
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She'll kick off the run with a gig at Newark, NJ's Ritz Theatre on Friday, Oct. 24.
'I decided to take some time to create something real,' the Los Angeles native shared via Instagram.
'LIBRE CORAZÓN 2025 is a tour born from the love I have for my music, for mariachi, and for everything that has shaped me. It's a show built with respect, designed for the whole family, and created with my heart fully rooted in who I am.'
This outing will also serve as the debut for her recently-released fourth studio album 'Nadie Se Va Como Llegó' that hit shelves in May.
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''[Nadie Se Va Como Llegó'] isn't so much for me. I think it's for all the other women that I've met along the way who haven't had that privilege to sing what I want, dress how I want and express myself the way that I want,' she told AP News.
Prior to the 17-show run, the Gen Z icon will headline a pair of 'Los Aguilar with Orchestra' gigs alongside her father Pepe Aguilar and brother Leonardo Aguilar at their hometown Hollywood Bowl in LA on Aug. 15-16.
Elsewhere, her husband Christian Nodal is scheduled to headline arenas all over the country on his 'Pa'l Cora Tour,' which includes two shows at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Wednesday, Dec. 3 and Thursday, Dec. 4. We're keeping our fingers crossed Aguilar pops in.
Fans Aguilarticas can purchase tickets for all upcoming Ángela Aguilar shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale for the 'Libre Corazón Tour' is Friday, July 11.
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They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.
One dollar from every ticket sold — as well a portion of what she makes doing meet and greets — will be donated to The National Day Laborers Organizing Network (NDLON), according to a press release.
Ángela Aguilar tour schedule 2025
A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.
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Los Aguilar with Orchestra
As noted above, a family affair is going down at the Hollywood Bowl on Aug. 15 and Aug. 16.
Pepe Aguilar and his two children — the aforementioned Ángela and Leonardo — will base the concerts 'on their extremely popular Jaripeo: Hasta Los Huesos shows' the venue's website says.
'These massive celebrations of Mexican culture—complete with circus acts, folklorico dancers, and lasso throwers—have sold out arenas in the US and Mexico. They'll team up with Enrico Lopez-Yañez and the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra to bring the party to the Bowl.'
Tickets are cheap on Vivid Seats; as of now, you can grab inventory for as low as $26 including fees.
Christian Nodal tour 2025
The young singer's 26-year-old husband has shows booked all over the country this November and December.
If you'd like to see him live, tickets for all of Christian Nodal's 2025 concerts can be found here.
Ángela Aguilar set list
Aguilar's most recent full concert was in June 2023 at Inglewood, CA's YouTube Theater. Here's what Set List FM reported she played that evening including a number of classic covers.
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01.) 'El gustito' (Linda Ronstadt cover)
02.) 'Déjame vivir' (Juan Gabriel & Rocio Durcal cover)
03.) 'Prometiste' (Pepe Aguilar cover)
04.) 'Mi destino fue quererte / Cielo rojo / La basurita'
05.) 'Lo busqué' (Ana Gabriel cover)
06.) 'Rayando el sol' (Maná cover)
07.) 'La llorona'
08.) 'La malagueña'
09.) 'Debo hacerlo / Caray / Me nace del corazón / Querida' (Juan Gabriel cover)
10.) 'Piensa en mi'
11.) 'Contigo en la distancia' (César Portillo de la Luz cover)
12.) 'Luna lunera' (Eydie Gormé cover)
13.) 'Amor prohibido / Si una vez' (Selena cover)
14.) 'Como la flor' (Selena cover)
15.) 'En realidad'
16.) 'Qué agonía'
Encore
17.) 'Paloma negra'
18.) 'La chancla' (Antonio Aguilar cover)
19.) 'Dime como quieres'
20.) 'La tequilera'
Ángela Aguilar new music
On May 28, Aguilar released her fourth studio album 'Nadie Se Va Como Llegó.'
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The brief, romantic affair serves as a showpiece for the young singer's impressive vocals, which accompany all 12 soaring songs here.
Our favorites include the impassioned record opener 'El Equivocado,' gorgeously arranged mariachi-infused title track, sweltering 'No Te Culpo,' tango-ready 'Corazón De Piedra' and cinematic, swooning 'Libre Corazón.'
Best of all though is the majestic 'Un Minuto De Silencio' and its hair-raising a cappella. Nice touch, Aguilar. Isolating your vocals (even from the near perfect music backing her) only makes them all the more powerful.
To hear for yourself, you can find 'Nadie Se Va Como Llegó' here.
Huge Latin artists on tour in 2025
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Many gifted vocalists that primarily sing en Español will be out and about this year.
Here are just five of our favorites you won't want to miss live.
• Maná
• Anuel AA
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• Banda Ms
• Los Tigres Del Norte
• Ana Gabriel
Who else is taking their talents to the people these next few months? Take a look at this list of all the bigggest Latin artists on tour to find the show for you.
This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change
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