Alejandra Guzmán comeback tour

In late July 2026, Mexican rock singer Alejandra Guzmán announced she had been cleared medically after a series of ten surgeries, including a cervical‑spine operation that resolved her hernias and restored her ability to sing and dance. She revealed details of a new tour, “Los que nos quedamos,” promising a mix of classic hits and new material, and addressed a recent false claim about her daughter’s pregnancy.

A week later, Guzmán officially opened the “Los que nos quedamos” tour, dedicating the first show to her late mother Silvia Pinal. The tour itinerary was disclosed, covering dozens of Mexican cities such as Durango, Tijuana, Chihuahua, Querétaro, Puebla, Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey. Argentine star Amanda Miguel’s “Él Me Mintó World Tour” was also noted to include a stop in Obregón, with Ingrid Contreras as a special guest.

Later in July, additional tour milestones were reported. Guzmán performed in Tijuana on 1 August at Audiorama El Trompo, drawing more than 4,000 fans. She opened the Veracruz leg on 19 September at the World Trade Center, delivering a two‑hour set that featured classics like “Eternamente Bella,” “Mira la, Míralo,” “Volverte a Amar,” and “Mala Hierba,” and paid tribute to her mother Silvia Pinal and father Enrique Guzmán. Tickets for the Veracruz concert were sold through the Bone Tickets platform.

Amanda Miguel confirmed that her “Él Me Mintó World Tour” will stop at the Arena ITSON in Obregón on 3 October, with ticket sales beginning 31 July and Mexican vocalist Ingrid Contreras appearing as a special guest. The updates trace Guzmán’s progression from medical recovery to a nationwide concert series, underscoring her return to the Mexican music scene after a year‑long hiatus.