Christian Nodal’s Pa’l Cora Tour 2024 is in full swing. On Sept. 20, the música mexicana star performed at the SAP Center in San Jose, CA, giving a preview to fans of what to expect on his upcoming show dates.
Fans can look forward to Nodal singing hits from his latest musical projects like PA’L CORA EP.01 (2024), AYAYAY! (2020), and Me Dejé Llevar (2017). He also sings hit collaborations with major artists like his now-wife Ángela Aguilar, Peso Pluma, and Gera MX. Moreover, he also covers a range of songs from artists like Hombres G to Joan Sebastian, keeping his fans on their toes.
The Pa’l Cora Tour starts his exciting setlist with the classic track “Canción del Mariachi,” then dives into his most popular song and groundbreaking single “Adiós Amor,” following up with “No Te Contaron Mal,” “AYAYAY!” and “Pa’ Olvidarme de Ella.” He also sings “La Intención” (originally sung with Peso Pluma), “Botella Tras Botella” (originally with Gera MX), “La Mitad” (originally sung with Camilo), “Eres,” and “Te Fallé.”
Other featured songs include “Por El Resto de Tu Vida” (originally sung with TINI), “Se Me Olvidó,” “Ya Pedo Quién Sabe” (originally sung with Grupo Frontera), and “Dime Cómo Quieres” (originally with Aguilar). Though Aguilar was present at the San Jose show, she didn’t sing the duet live. However, she instead came on stage to sing her hit collaboration “Qué Agonía” (originally with Yuridia) with the Mexican crooner.
Nodal also adds a variety of covers to his setlist. He covers songs like Maná’s “Clavado En Un Bar,” Hombres G’s “Devuélveme A Mi Chica,” Juan Gabriel’s “Así Fue,” and Selena’s “Como La Flor.”
More featured songs on this tour include “La Sinvergüenza” (originally sung with Banda MS), “Si Te Falta Alguien,” “Amor Tóxico,” “¿Quién Es Usted?” “Aquí Abajo,” and “Nace Un Borracho.” Towards the end of the tour setlist, he also sings “Kbron y Medio,” “Ya No Somos Ni Seremos,” and “De Los Besos Que Te Di.” Furthermore, on his San Jose stop, he invited a kid to sing “La Corazonada” as part of his final song.
As far as his stage layout goes, his mic stand features his album cover’s burning heart figure with horns. He is also accompanied by his live mariachi band.
Up next, Nodal will continue his tour at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, CA (Sept. 26).