After winning over thousands of fans during the first stops of his tour in Colombia, Manuel Medrano confirmed that the Superior Tour will cross borders with a highly anticipated international leg that will take him through Central America and Mexico between October and December of this year. The Colombian singer continues to build his career outside his home country with a series of concerts that will take him to some of the region’s most important cities.
The news was announced by the artist’s own team, which highlighted the Colombian audience’s enthusiastic response during the first concerts and the excitement with which this new phase of the tour—considered one of the most important in his recent career—is now being prepared.
The international tour will kick off on October 11 in San José, Costa Rica, where Medrano will once again perform for an audience that has closely followed his career since his early hits. He will then continue his tour through Guatemala City and San Salvador, two cities where he has also built a solid fan base thanks to his style that blends pop, soul, and Latin American sounds.
These concerts will mark the start of a busy schedule that will allow the singer to reconnect with thousands of fans before heading to one of the most important markets of his career: Mexico.
Mexico: A Key Country in Manuel Medrano’s Artistic Development
After his tour of Central America, Manuel Medrano will embark on an extensive tour of Mexico that will include eight performances scheduled between November 6 and December 5.
The tour includes concerts in cities such as Acapulco, Mérida, Coatzacoalcos, Chihuahua, Torreón, San Luis Potosí, Los Cabos, and La Paz, where he will perform both his best-known hits and songs from *Superior*, his latest album.
The singer himself has acknowledged on several occasions that Mexico holds a very special place in his professional history. As he has explained, it is one of the countries where his music has been most widely embraced and where he has received consistent support since the beginning of his career.
In previous interviews, Medrano has expressed his deep affection for the Mexican public, noting that the support he has received over the past ten years has been essential to boosting his international profile.
Before embarking on this new international adventure, the artist will give a very special concert in his hometown, Cartagena, on August 6.
This performance will bring the Colombian leg of the Superior Tour to a close; the tour has already visited cities such as Bucaramanga, Medellín, and Cali, where tickets sold out and the singer drew crowds of thousands at each of his shows.
In addition to the commercial success of the concerts, Medrano used this tour to promote an initiative aimed at supporting emerging talent by inviting local musicians to open each of his shows. Through this initiative, he sought to give new artists greater visibility and create a space for more musical projects to reach new audiences.
“Superior,” the album that’s driving this new tour
The tour is named after *Superior*, the Colombian singer’s fourth studio album, a project in which he continues to explore new sounds without losing the romantic essence that has defined his career from the very beginning.
Over the years, Manuel Medrano has established himself as one of the most recognizable voices in Latin pop thanks to songs like “Bajo el agua,” “La distancia,” and “Nenita”—songs that have racked up millions of streams on digital platforms and are regular fixtures in his concert setlists.
With this new international phase, the artist aims to further strengthen his presence in Latin America and continue expanding the reach of a career that, step by step, continues to grow. Anticipation among his fans is already high, especially in Mexico, where the singer hopes to reconnect with one of the audiences that has most strongly supported his music and has played a key role in establishing him as a figure in Spanish-language pop.
