Aitana Launches Cuarto Azul World Tour in Almería With 18,000 Fans: Full Setlist

Aitana opened her Cuarto Azul World Tour in Almería with nearly 18,000 fans and a setlist spanning Cuarto Azul and earlier hits.

Aitana opened her Cuarto Azul World Tour on Saturday, May 9, in Almería, Spain, playing to nearly 18,000 people at the Municipal Stadium Antonio Peroles.

The show started with “6 de Febrero” in a bedroom-style setup at the center of the stage. Aitana performed from a white bed on a two-level structure, with her band positioned below. The stage was designed like an open house, with stairs, platforms and separate rooms that shifted in color and mood as the set moved on. Giant screens and lighting effects carried the production through the night.

Wearing a custom nude look by Devol Studio and personalized boots by Hispanitas, Aitana moved between the more stripped-back parts of the show and the high-energy sections. The set leaned heavily on Cuarto Azul (2025), but she also made room for older material, including “Mon Amour,” “Vas a Quedarte” and “Gran Vía.”

After “No Te Has Ido y Ya Te Extraño,” she stopped to address the crowd for the first time. “Welcome to our little piece of Cuarto Azul,” she said, adding that the set would also include “little reminders” of earlier albums and where she comes from.

The audience reacted quickly to songs like “Miamor” and “Las Babys,” singing along from the front row to the stands. During “Miamor,” fans handled most of the first verse themselves. “Con Los Ángeles” became one of the night’s most celebrated moments.

The show also left space for more unscripted moments. Aitana read fan signs, accepted gifts and spoke several times about the connection she feels to the new album. Before “Desde Que Ya No Hablamos,” she said she did not want to leave out a song that represents “the darkest part” of the set, even if it is not among fans’ favorites. “Many of the songs were written while I was in Miami and feeling very sad,” she said during one of the more intimate stretches of the concert.

She closed with “Superestrella,” one of her biggest recent hits. The track reached No. 8 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Pop Songs chart and No. 2 on Spain Songs.

The Cuarto Azul World Tour will keep Aitana in Spain for the next few months before she heads to Latin America in October for dates in Colombia, Chile, Argentina and Mexico. U.S. shows are set for November, including New York and Miami. The run continues through Europe in early 2027. For dates and details, click here.

Here is the full setlist from Aitana’s Cuarto Azul World Tour kickoff in Almería:

“6 de Febrero”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Segundo Intento”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Duele Un Montón Despedirme De Ti”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)
Originally recorded with Jay Wheeler.

“No Te Has Ido y Ya Te Extraño”
Album: 11 Razones (2020)

“+(MÁS)”
Album: 11 Razones (2020)
Originally recorded with Cali and El Dandee.

“Trankis”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)
Originally recorded with Barry B.

“Cuarto Azul”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Cuando Hables Con Él”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Los Ángeles”
Album: Alpha (2023)

“Miamor”
Album: Alpha (2023)
Originally recorded with Rels B.

“Toxic”
A cover of Britney Spears’ 2003 hit.

“AQYNE”
Album: Alpha (2023)
Originally recorded with Danna Paola.

“24 Rosas”
Album: Alpha (2023)

“Gran Vía”
Album: Quevedo’s Buenas Noches (2024)
Originally recorded with Quevedo.

“Desde Que Ya No Hablamos”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Música en el Cielo”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Vas a Quedarte”
Album: Spoiler (2019)

“Formentera”
Album: Alpha (2023)
Originally recorded with Nicki Nicole.

“Mon Amour (Remix)”
A 2021 single with Zzoilo.

“Las Babys”
Album: Alpha (2023)

“En el Centro de la Cama”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Ex Ex Ex”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)
Originally recorded with Kenia Os.

“Lia”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“La Chica Perfecta”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)
Originally recorded with Fangoria.

“Conexión Psíquica”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

“Superestrella”
Album: Cuarto Azul (2025)

Aitana kicks off her Cuarto Azul World Tour at the Antonio Peroles Municipal Stadium, on May 9, 2026 in Almería, Spain. Pablo Alzaga

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