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Argentine Pop Star Tini Responds to Backlash Over Last-Minute Miami Concert Cancellation, Calls Safety “Non-Negotiable”

Tini said the venue was delivered late and key sound, lighting and safety checks were unfinished, forcing refunds for ticket holders.

  • On Sunday, Argentine pop star Martina Stoessel, known as Tini, cancelled her concert at the Kaseya Center in Miami minutes before the scheduled 8 p.m. start.
  • Production company Ake Music Productions cited a 'failure to meet the essential technical and production requirements,' while the Kaseya Center noted 'unforeseen circumstances' for the cancellation.
  • Writing on Instagram, the 29-year-old singer stated the venue was delivered 'several hours late' and essential safety tests, including those for aerial acts, could not be completed.
  • Ticket holders were directed to their original points of purchase for refunds, though no replacement concert has been announced for the FUTTTURA World Tour stop in Miami.
  • Tini's representatives clarified the circumstances were 'entirely beyond the control and responsibility of TINI,' and the singer wrote she was 'profoundly sorry' for the disruption.
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The singer said that security conditions were lacking to go out on stage and detailed problems with the assembly; the money from the tickets will be returned

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The artist did not make the presentation in the American city of her show Futttura.The statement of the producer in charge of the show.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The company noted that the technical and production requirements necessary to perform the show at Kaseya Center were not met.

·Lima, Peru
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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