Mi Delirio World Tour

Mi Delirio World Tour

Tour by Anahí
Associated album	Mi Delirio
Start date	November 3, 2009
End date	April 24, 2011
Legs	3
No. of shows	27
Anahí concert chronology

Mi Delirio World Tour (better known as "MDWT") is the first worldwide concert tour by Mexican artist, Anahí in support of her fifth studio album, Mi Delirio (2009). The tour was officially announced in August 2009 during her promotional tour in Brazil.

This new project of Anahi is a challenge for her and her team. The show consists of many parts divided by interludes in which Anahi uses to change costumes. The accompanying band in the Anahi shows is Matute, headed by Jorge D'Alessio.

According to Billboard, MDWT is the 7th most profitable tour of 2010.^[1] This shows that the beautiful singer has much to offer and has become the second Latin singer with more musical force, the public has it among his favorites and is acclaimed everywhere.

Mi Delirio World Tour

The tour had its debut on November 3, 2009 in São Paulo, Brazil, with more than 3,000 people and end on March 25, 2010 at the Teatro Metropolitan in Mexico.

Anahí performing in San Cristóbal, Venezuela.

In addition to São Paulo, the Brazilian cities the tour visited were Rio de Janeiro on November 5 and November 7 Fortaleza. On December 5, the tour visited Argentina for the first time since the separation of RBD and on December 6 visited Chile.

In March 2010, Anahi gave three concerts in Europe, beginning in Serbia on March 10, Slovenia on March 12 and Romania on March 13. That same month, Anahi first sang in Mexico since the separation of RBD. There were three concerts, one in Monterrey on March 20, one in Guadalajara on March 21 and ending the tour in Mexico City on March 25 at the Metropolitan theater, the concerts counted with the presence of various guests, including Amanda Miguel, Mario Sandoval and his niece, Ana Paula. According to Billboard, the tour was the seventh most profitable in 2010 that only 10 concerts attended by over 35,000 people. Only at the concert on September 1, 2010 raised more than $851,000. The opening of the tour was in the hands of the Mexican group "Matute".

Mi Delirio World Tour Reloaded

Anahí performing in Serbia, 2010.

In June 2010, was officially announced by Guillermo Rosas, Anahí's manager, and RRPRO (Rafael Reisman Productions) that MDWT was planned to have a second stage called Mi Delirio World Tour Reloaded. It started on October 6, 2010 in Fortaleza, Brazil with an acoustic show. The entire show with its revamped setlist was performed for the first time on October 9, 2010 in Rio de Janeiro.

In December, the tour visited Europe with the first show was in Madrid on December 11, 2010, the writer Paulo Coelho was going to watch this show but for some inconvenience, not arrive in time, also had the participation of singer Jaime Terrón. Other European countries that were visited were Romania, Croatia and Serbia, which had the participation of Guatemalan singer Penya.

The official DVD of the tour was planned to be recorded in this phase. A big part of it was recorded on October 10, 2010 in São Paulo.^[2] Anahí confirmed that the DVD will contain footage from the show in São Paulo, Brazil and her shows in various European countries such as Spain, Romania, Croatia and Serbia. Besides the footage from the concerts, the DVD will also include images from backstage and her visits in countries like Brazil, Spain and Romania. In the acoustic show on February 9, 2011, in Mexico, Anahi singing with Noel Schajris the song "Alérgico" and with Mario Sandoval Aleph, they composed the song together for the book "O Aleph" by Paulo Coelho.

Go Any Go

MDWT had a third phase called Go Any Go. This phase started with two special shows on March 26 and March 27, 2011 in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. This shows were made in collaboration with Christian Chávez, who presented his Libertad World Tour mixed with Go Any Go. The tour also occurs in Mexico, offering their last 4 concerts in Mexico city, Querétaro and Monterrey. In Mexico, Anahi with Christian Chavez sings the song "Libertad" As in previous phases, the opening was by "Matute"

Setlist

Setlist (MDWT) 

1st Setlist

1. Intro
2. "Mi Delirio"
3. "Desesperadamente Sola"
4. "Algún Día"
5. "Tal Vez Después"
6. "Para Qué"
7. "Te Puedo Escuchar"
8. Medley
   1. "Como Cada Día"
   2. "No Digas Nada"
9. "Él Me Mintió"
10. "Just Breathe" (November 3–7, 2009 only)
11. "Mala Suerte" (November 3–7, 2009 only)
12. "Superenamorándome"
13. "Sálvame"
14. "Hasta Que Llegues Tú" (added December 6, 2009)
15. "Claveles Impotados" (removed January 31, 2010)
16. Medley
    1. "Así Soy Yo"
    2. "Extraña Sensación"
    3. "Desapareció"
17. "Hasta Que Me Conociste"
18. "Probadita de Mí" (removed January 31, 2010)

2nd Setlist

1. Intro
2. "Mi Delirio"
3. "Para Qué"
4. "Desesperadamente Sola"
5. "Algún Día"
6. "Tal Vez Después"
7. Medley
   1. "Como Cada Día"
   2. "No Digas Nada"
8. "Te Puedo Escuchar"
9. "Superenamorándome"
10. "Él Me Mintió"
11. "Sálvame"
12. "Claveles Importados" (added March 25, 2010)
13. "Hasta Que Llegues Tú" (removed March 20, 2010)
14. "Me Hipnotizas" (added March 10, 2010)
15. Medley
    1. "Así Soy Yo"
    2. "Extraña Sensación"
    3. "Desapareció"
16. "Probadita De Mí" (March 20–25, 2010 only)
17. "Hasta Que Me Conociste"

Live Festival de Viña del Mar

• Intro: Matute Band

1. Abertura
2. Mi Delirio
3. Sálvame
4. Medley:
   1. Un poco de tu amor
   2. Tras de mí
   3. Desaparecio
5. El Me Mintió

Setlist (MDWT Reloaded) 

1. Intro
2. "Para Qué"
3. "Él Me Mintió"
4. "Tal Vez Después"
5. "Desesperadamente Sola" (October 6–11, 2010 only)
6. "Quiero"
7. "Ni Una Palabra" (performed only on October 9, 2010)
8. "Hasta Que Me Conociste" (performed only on October 10, 2010)
9. Medley
   1. "No Te Quiero Olvidar"
   2. "Aleph"
   3. "Sálvame"
   4. "Hasta Que Llegues Tú"
10. "Te Puedo Escuchar"
11. "Superenamorándome"
12. "Claveles Importados"
13. "Alérgico"
14. "Probadita De Mí"
15. "Pobre Tu Alma" (added December 11, 2010)
16. "Mi Delirio"
17. "Me Hipnotizas"

Setlist (Go Any Go) 

1. Intro
2. "Pobre Tu Alma"
3. "Superenamorándome"
4. "Quiero"
5. "Feliz Cumpleaños"
6. Medley
   1. "No Te Quiero Olvidar"
   2. "Aleph"
   3. "Hasta Que Llegues Tú"
7. "Te Puedo Escuchar"
8. "Gira La Vida"
9. "Él Me Mintió"
10. "Alérgico"
11. "Entra En Mi Vida"
12. "Ni Una Palabra"
13. "Mi Delirio" (Acústica)
14. "Para Qué"
15. "Sálvame"
16. "Libertad"
17. "Me Hipnotizas"
18. "Chorando Se Foi"

2nd Setlist

• Intro: Matute Band

1. Abertura
2. Pobre Tu Alma
3. Superenamorándome
4. Quiero
5. Medley:
   1. No Te Quiero Olvidar
   2. Aleph
   3. Hasta Que Llegues Tú
   4. Te Puedo Escuchar
6. Él Me Mintió
7. Alérgico
8. Ni Una Palabra (Remix 80´s)
9. Mi Delirio (Cabaret Versión)
10. Para Qué
11. Sálvame
12. Me Hipnotizas (Remix)
13. Chorando Se Foi

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue
Mi Delirio World Tour
November 3, 2009	São Paulo	Brazil	HSBC Brasil
November 4, 2009			Carioca Club
November 5, 2009	Rio de Janeiro		Vivo Rio
November 6, 2009			Scala Rio
November 7, 2009	Fortaleza		Siará Hall
December 5, 2009	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Luna Park
December 6, 2009	Santiago	Chile	Teatro Oriente
January 31, 2010	Caracas	Venezuela	Hipódromo La Rinconada
March 10, 2010	Belgrade	Serbia	Dom Sindikata
March 12, 2010	Ljubljana	Slovenia	Hala Tivolli
March 13, 2010	Bucharest	Romania	Sala Palatului
March 20, 2010	Monterrey	Mexico	Auditório Luiz Elizondo
March 21, 2010	Guadalajara		Teatro Galerías
March 25, 2010 ^[A]	Mexico City		Teatro Metropolitan
Mi Delirio World Tour Reloaded
October 9, 2010	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Vivo Rio
October 10, 2010	São Paulo		HSBC Brasil
November 6, 2010	Tabasco	Mexico	La Condesa
December 11, 2010^[B]	Madrid	Spain	Palácio Municipal
December 17, 2010	Bucharest	Romania	Arenele Romane INDOOR
December 19, 2010	Zagreb	Croatia	Aquarius Club
December 20, 2010	Belgrade	Serbia	Belgrade Arena
January 22, 2011	San Cristóbal	Venezuela	Plaza de Toros
March 2, 2011	Veracruz	Mexico	Auditorio Benito Juárez
March 7, 2011	Ambato	Ecuador	N-Vidia Club
Go Any Go
March 26, 2011^[D]	São Paulo	Brazil	Via Funchal
March 27, 2011^[D]	Rio de Janeiro		Vivo Rio
April 24, 2011	Querétaro	Mexico	Teatro del Pueblo

Additional Notes

• A ^ During his presentation in Mexico City, Anahi was joined by Amanda Miguel during "Él Me Mintio" and Mario Sandoval during "Hasta Que Me Conociste".^[3][4]
• B ^ During his presentation in Madrid, Anahí was joined by Jaime Terrón during "No Te Quiero Olvidar".^[5]
• D ^ During his presentation in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Anahí was joined by Noel Schajris during "Alérgico", "Entra En Mi Vida" and "Te Vi Venir" and Christian Chávez during "Feliz Cumpleaños" and "Libertad".^[6]

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

December 4, 2009	Asunción, Paraguay	Club Sol de Aerica	Cancelled[7]
June 18, 2010	Caracas, Venezuela	Centro Sambil	Cancelled[8]
December 14, 2010	Warsaw, Poland	Stodoła	Cancelled[9]

Gallery

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References

1. "Hot Tours: Black Eyed Peas, Muse, Lady Gaga". Billboard. April 22, 2010. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
2. Mi Delirio World Tour in Brazil
3. "Anahí comparte escenario con Amanda Miguel" (in Spanish). Informador. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
4. "Anahí lloró durante el concierto que dio en el Metropólitan". Quien (in Spanish). Luis Ortiz Vargas. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
5. "Anahí se emociona por cantar en Madrid y tener a Paulo Coelho como invitado (+ Fotos)". Noticias 24 (in Spanish). December 10, 2010. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
6. "hristian Chávez y Anahí darán juntos un concierto en Brasil" (in Spanish). Univisión. March 4, 2011. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
7. "ANAHI - Paraguay". Anahi Music Facebook. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
8. "Cancela Anahí concierto de tour "Delirio" en Venezuela. Con Shanik Berman" (in Spanish). Radio Fórmula. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
9. "klub Stodoła - : Agencja LiteBox – organizator koncertu ANAHI" (in Polish). klub Stodoła. Retrieved 3 October 2015.

External links

• AnahíMagia.com - Anahí Official Site