Tini presents “Solo amor y mil canciones” a special for the 10 years of Violetta

In the framework of the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Violetta series, on December 8 arrives at Disney + Latin America the special Solo amor y mil canciones, a musical show starring Tini Stoessel in which she interprets, together with the actor and singer Jorge Blanco and the actresses and singers Cande Molfese and Mechi Lambre, some of the most remembered songs of the successful production that had her as the protagonist. 

In Solo amor y mil canciones, Tini meets on stage at the Astor Piazzolla Theater in Buenos Aires with Blanco, Molfese and Lambre, her co-stars of Violetta, to share with a select group of fans an intimate and unforgettable musical show that pays tribute to the celebrated history of Disney Channel.  as well as the testimonials of fans who share funny anecdotes and some memories of the series and their idols. The new Disney+ special is directed by Diego Peskins, the filmmaker behind the Tini music videos of recent years, and the sound was mixed by the world-renowned sound engineer, producer and winner of two Grammy® Awards Andrés Mayo with Dolby Atmos technology, making Solo amor y mil canciones the first musical content of Disney + Latin America available in immersive sound and achieving a premium sound experience for the audience. The show has, in turn, the art direction and choreographies of Marina Ahumada, another close collaborator of the artist in her videos and live shows. Violetta premiered on May 14, 2012 and quickly ranked among the favorite series of audiences in the region and, throughout its three seasons, became a true international cultural phenomenon. Likewise, the phenomenon of Violetta crossed the TV screen extending to four studio albums and one live, two international tours, three feature films, and countless consumer products with extensive collections of items inspired by the series. Thus, Violetta became the first Disney franchise created outside the United States.

Original source in Spanish