The South American tour continues, changing countries.

October 14, Argentina

The concert took place at the Movistar Arena.

The good news is that it’s sold out here too!

This beautiful collage of the evening was published by Ake Music, an Argentine record group.

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GRANADA

GRANDE AMORE

LIBIAM DE LIETI CALICI

FUNICULÌ FUNICULÀ

LA DONNA È MOBILE

HALLELUJAH

NESSUN DORMA

New dates for 2026!!

This beautiful article published by ANSA.it Latina that I’m translating for you.

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A MAGICAL NIGHT OF IL VOLO IN BUENOS AIRES

The Italians paid tribute and called for peace during a show on their Latin American tour, which will now take them to Chile and Peru.

A magical evening was enjoyed by the Italian trio Il Volo, whose Tuesday evening recital at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires celebrated its members’ nearly 17-year career with jokes, tributes, and a call to action for peace.

As part of their “Live in Concert” world tour, which also includes stops in Chile and Peru, after their stop in Brazil, Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto, and Gianluca Ginoble delighted Argentine audiences with their unmistakable musical style, blending operatic technique with the freshness of contemporary pop in a varied and trilingual repertoire (Italian, Spanish, and English).

“Good evening, it’s a great pleasure to be here in Argentina; we’re finally here.

“We want to thank you because this year we’re celebrating almost 17 years together, and this can only be done thanks to your love and support,” Piero said in his first conversation with the packed audience, after opening the show with “Il Gladiatore,” “Grande Amore,” and “Opera.”

“You’ve seen us grow. The first time we sang here in Buenos Aires was in 2012, at the Lawn Tennis Club, then at the Gran Rex and Luna Park, and now it’s a joy to fill an arena with all of you after so many years of career,” added Gianluca.

“Your measurements are the same as always,” joked Ignazio, as if to show off his few centimeters larger than his teammates.

“It’s a pleasure to return to Buenos Aires. Our goal is to bring our Italian culture,” he emphasized.

After performing the famous “Granada,” Il Volo launched into another hit, “Who Wants to Life Forever,” a cover of the British band Queen included on the soundtrack to the film “Highlander.”

A series of solos followed, with Boschetto performing “Memory,” a song the trio performed in 2012 with Barbra Streisand, before giving way to Ginoble for “The Music of the Night” and Piero for “E Lucevan Le Stelle.”

The evening featured tributes to greats such as Ennio Morricone, who performed “The Ecstasy of Gold,” composed for the film “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly,” and the classic “Novo Cinema Paradiso,” featured in the repertoire of Giuseppe Tornatore’s Oscar-winning film for Best Foreign Language Film. Luciano Pavarotti was also honored.

Boschetto was the friendliest of the group (he cracked jokes and even imitated world soccer star Leo Messi with his “You look like a fool… go there!” and also recalled his time at the Sanremo Music Festival), but not the most thoughtful, as he prayed for those who are no longer with us, for peace, and reminded everyone that there are so many people who suffer, including those who experience war.

The members of Il Volo were very friendly and welcoming, and they also appreciated their fans, with whom they shared their good vibes, always expressing their gratitude for their support and for everything they were going through.

The show included a set dedicated to Latin music, such as “El Reloj” by Mexican Roberto Cantoral, made famous by greats such as Lucho Gatica, Armando Manzanero, and Luis Miguel, among many others, and “Historia de un amor,” another romantic classic composed by Panamanian Carlos Eleta Almarán.

The repertoire included Zucchero’s “Miserere,” Frank Sinatra’s classic “My Way,” and “Hallelujah.” These were then joined by “La Donna e Mobile,” the tenor’s famous aria from Giuseppe Verdi’s opera “Rigoletto,” and “Funiculíi Funiculá.” In just over two hours and accompanied by a solid orchestra, Il Volo closed the evening with a flourish with a performance of “O sole mio,” “Nessun Dorma,” and “Grande Amore,” eliciting a standing ovation from the audience, enthralled by their vocal virtuosity.

Il Volo bid farewell to Buenos Aires, where they announced their return in March 2026 with an unforgettable evening as part of their tour, which continues this Thursday in Chile and continues in Peru on the 18th, before returning to Europe, where they will perform in several cities.

And again, beautiful words published by the ENTRE NOTAS Y ACORDES agency which deals with music and was present at the concert.

“With their unmistakable blend of opera and pop, the Italian trio once again captivated their Buenos Aires audience with another unforgettable night at the Movistar Arena. Il Volo took the stage with that elegance that seems to defy time. Piero, Ignazio, and Gianluca opened with powerful songs, a supportive orchestra, and an expectant audience, which transformed from a murmur to a choral explosion. There were moments of intimacy—when the Italian songs floated over dimly lit silhouettes—and others of grandiloquence, with crescendos that raised goosebumps even among those who had expected mere entertainment. In the end, it wasn’t just an ovation, it was a sonorous gratitude: a shared song, radiant faces, and the feeling that what unites them—that promise of vocal beauty—had been fulfilled once again. Il Volo didn’t just sing: they made art beat. “

And Movistar Arena Argentina posted this:

“@ilvolomusic gave us a magical night ✨
Three voices that thrilled every corner of the Arena 🥹 🎤
Thank you for bringing your art to our home 🫶🏻 See you next year 😉”

These three photos of Piero, Gianluca and Ignazio are truly beautiful!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

A very warm and affectionate welcome and great success in Venezuela, but we’re off to Chile right away.

The concert in Chile is also sold out!

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October 16th, CHILE

The concert took place at the Movistar Arena.

NELLE TUE MANI

RELOJ

IL MONDO

OPERA

UN AMORE COSÌ GRANDE

WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER

The Chilean audience!

 

October 18th, PERU

The concert took place in Lima: Parque de la Exposicion.

Fans wait for Il Volo at the airport.

Lima is also sold out!!

NELLE TUE MANI

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SI ME FALTA TU MIRADA

HISTORIA DE UN AMOR

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CAPOLAVORO

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OPERA

HALLELUJAH

Piero with fans 🥰

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This is a funny video where Gianluca has to start singing Aranjuez and doesn’t have a microphone!! 🤣😂

This was the last concert.

A special thank you from Il Volo to all their fans for the warm affection they once again showed by filling the arenas.

Il Volo has published these words and these beautiful summary images of this Latam tour!!

“Thank you, Latin America. ❤️
Every city, every face, every hug. Emotions we will carry with us forever.
An unforgettable tour.
And this isn’t the end. See you in 2026 with more shows!”

While in Brazil, Piero Ignazio and Gianluca were interviewed by RADIO RITMO ROMANTICA, a radio station broadcasting in Peru.

It was a pleasant interview, and I hope you can turn on the subtitles (I had a hard time). If not, please let me know and I’ll publish the full translation in my next post.

And so this Latam tour has come to an end. They’ve been incredible days, filled with love and numerous sold-out shows, almost every one of them!!

The affection these three guys manage to inspire with their fans, but also with people meeting them for the first time, is incredible.

An artist can be great, but charisma isn’t for everyone, and our guys are very charismatic, friendly, sincere, and down-to-earth… UNIQUE!

See you soon: Daniela 🤗

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