Dani Martín has once again surprised his followers. If on February 19 he celebrated her birthday by releasing a new song titled Ester Expósito, which was dedicated to and talked about the actress, this Monday, March 4, he announced her next tour: '25 p * ts years'.
Through a video published on his social networks, the singer broke the news, highlighting that he will have a single stop in Spain, in the city of Madrid, during the year 2025.
In the video, which has caught the attention of his fans, a person is shown escaping, under the surveillance of a security camera, while the singer reveals the details of his next tour.
"Hello, I'm Dani Martín. I'm still in the center where some media outlets put me," said the artist in the video. "I got a mobile phone to tell you that tomorrow (Tuesday, March 5) tickets for my '25 years' tour go on sale," he added.
Although he did not announce where to buy the tickets, and only revealed that this Tuesday, March 5, they would go on sale, it will be possible to purchase them through his official website, as has been customary throughout his career. Of course, at the moment this page has not been updated.
Although he did not reveal the exact venue where the concert will take place, speculation points to the Cívitas Metropolitano, with a capacity of 70,460 spectators. Now, there are also those who point out that Dani Martín, a renowned colchonero, could change his team's stadium for the Santiago Bernabéu.
However, this uncertainty about the location has not prevented the excitement among the artist's followers from reaching maximum levels, especially with the prospect of witnessing one of the most anticipated events of next year.
The enthusiasm among Dani Martín's followers is palpable on social networks, where many expressed their joy and excitement at the singer's long-awaited return to the stage. "I don't even know my name right now," said one user. "Tomorrow is very big, tell us the time to set 200 alarms," added another Internet user.
"See you in a few years, be happy. I plan to continue being who I am, I'm only going to improve as a person. See you later, see you always, until when it really arises. Thank you. Blackout," the singer wrote in a message that accompanied his announcement , remembering his previous retirement and his plans to return in the future.
