Futttura Tour

During an interview on Susana Giménez show in December 2024, Tini revealed that she would return to the stage in 2025 with an innovative show that would span a full day and combine three stages simultaneously, offering a unique experience that would revisit the highlights of her life and career.^[2][3] Later that month, in an interview on the streaming show Rumis, the singer commented that the show would premiere in the second half of the following year.^[4] Meanwhile, her fans began speculating about the possible name of the show, suggesting options such as "Tini's World" or "Tinipalooza," a reference to the Lollapalooza music festival.^[4]

On March 27, 2025, billboards appeared on the streets of Buenos Aires with a black background, the phrase "The countdown begins," and the initials "TTT," generating speculation about a possible new project by the artist, related to her next album or a concert tour.^[5] During the following days, the singer shared various images of herself in her starring role in Violetta, the character that catapulted her to fame, increasing the anticipation among her fans.^[6] She also launched a countdown on her website that would end on April 3.^[7] Upon the conclusion of the countdown, Tini announced a free open-air concert in the Palermo Soho neighborhood, which would be streamed live on the La Casa YouTube channel. The event would include interviews with music media outlets and an exclusive interview with Lizardo Ponce before the concert, where she would share details about her upcoming projects and her next tour.^[8][9][10]

Argentina

Milagros Jarzun, of Clarín, described the show as a production "of international caliber," asserting that "it has nothing to envy from anything abroad" and that Futttura set a precedent that will endure in the history of live music in Argentina. However, in her review, she noted certain negative aspects related to the organization of the pre-concert activities, particularly regarding entry to the venue, which she described as "disorganized."^[11] Lupe Torres, of the newspaper La Nación, highlighted that the performance "was characterized by a sweeping presentation, full of energy and talent." She also emphasized "the majesty of the stage design" and Tini's musical evolution, as well as her versatility throughout the concert.^[12]

The following setlist was obtained from the 25 October 2025 concert, held at the Tecnópolis in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.^[11][12][13]