Night of nostalgia and greatest hits
Marco Antonio Solís continues with his Gratitud 2026 Tour and on Saturday, July 25, he performed at the Payne Arena in Hidalgo, Texas. The public on both sides of the border responded massively to the Michoacan singer’s show.
At 9:00 p.m., the lights illuminated a multi-level stage, with high-definition screens and top-notch audio and lighting equipment. He was accompanied by three choirs, 15 live musicians and a group of dancers.
The performer came out in a bright green suit while the first chords of “I can’t forget her,” “My greatest sacrifice” and “Si ya no te vuelvo a ver” played. Then he greeted the public: “Good evening! Little brothers, thank you very much, thank God for this time and thank you for the effort to be here. This is a very dear place for me, thank you my people from Reynosa, McAllen, Hidalgo, thank you all.”
During the evening, Solís performed songs that the audience chanted in unison, such as “When you remember me”, “Now you leave”, “Where are we going to stop”, “Three weeks” and “The masochist”. There was also space for anecdotes about their musical creations and memories of first loves. The show combined moments of singing, dancing and being moved to tears.
Other songs that were played were “Tell me where and when”, “If I could lie to you”, “Your prison” and “The loser” in bachata rhythm. The repertoire included hits such as “I Accept My Defeat,” “Collecting Wounds,” “If You Hadn’t Gone,” “Morenita” and “The Most Beautiful Love.”
In the final stretch came the emblematic pieces: “Ya te ovidé”, “La venia bendita”, “My eternal secret love” and “Invéntame”. To close, with a monumental choir and amidst applause, he performed “Más que tu amigos.” Thus he said goodbye to an audience that gave themselves completely from start to finish.