Camila Cabello had her fans dance and excite at the DirecTV Arena

Like any artist who decides to no longer be the exceptional voice of a band
teen to develop her solo project, Camila Cabello does not have the easy task. The singer born in Cuba and American nationalized has 21 years of life, five of his career as fifth of Fifth Harmony, the group formed of The X Factor-, and almost two others in solitude. After leaving the group in hostile terms, he comes out this year
Camila . The album was a rocket that made its sales debut and premiered at the San Isidro Hippodrome as a guest of the last Lollapalooza and with an idea in mind: "There will only be one person singing my songs and it's going to be my mother. "After being deceived, this Saturday, Camila stepped on the DirecTV Arena to complete the circle in Argentina and finish answering: do you have what it takes to be a soloist?

A half hour after Lali's first unofficial act, she was screened the inaugural image of the show: Camila's closed eyes and an overloaded counter that reached zero.In doing so, the protagonist opened her eyes in the video and is Entering the stage by singing "Never Be The Same", the song of toxic and obsessive love that gives its name to the tour.From there, a story of broken heart, healing and self-discovery, built between the words, the audio-visual separators and the speech of personal empowerment that Cabello displayed, in almost perfect Spanish, for an hour and a half of the show, was narrated and that they were referring their painful departure from the group of girls.

In the first section, "Inside out" and "She Loves Control" composed the livina and dancer facet. Some microphone problems, some dancers who had not finished integrating with the show, and a somewhat imposed bady pose did not allow Camila to take off completely.

However, everything has changed since "Consequences", the ballad that he played on the keyboard and in which he started the broken heart segment and, at the same time, the total communion with his audience, that he harangued to sing in chorus. "The important thing is also what happens in the audience, tonight belongs to you," he said before continuing the show.

Camila sang "Something Gotta Give" accompanied by Images related to US arms control at the stadium.
Black Lives Matters and the
The March of Women .

Despite this, the moment when the teenage audience actually ran the reflection of their tears was during "In The Dark". Camila introduced the song about taking care of yourself and letting go of pain. His supporters responded by filling the stadium with posters saying "You are the light in our darkness" ("You are the light in our darkness"). Without asking for anything, all the seats remained silent to allow her to sing a capella couplet and confirmed that her return was flawless: how would Camila Cabello speak very well with very young girls, if that is the case? one of them?

Toward the end, Cabello came back to the happy pop and latin vibes that blew him up in the rankings with "Sangria Wine" and the Caribbean mega hit "Havana", and confirmed that , even though its strength lies in vocal brilliance ballads, can bring freshness to any genre.

Eclectic aesthetics, misplaced elements or initial singles that were not included in the album seem to suggest that Camila Cabello sometimes wonders what your identity is as a soloist. In an introductory tour, Camila asks herself this question and tests herself. It's good because she's 21 and she's responsible for being one of the girls, even though she's particularly talented.