IVAN CORNEJO MIRADA TOUR PARTE 2
Phoenix, AZ – June 13, 2025 – Ivan Cornejo brought his signature “sad rock” sound to a captivated audience at the Talking Stick Amphitheater on Friday, June 13th, for a powerful stop on his “Miranda Tour Parte 2.” The young star, known for his unique blend of regional Mexican music with emo-infused lyrics and rock influences, delivered an emotionally charged set that resonated deeply with fans.
Under the desert sky, Cornejo played approximately 21 songs, showcasing a rich selection from his discography, including numerous fan favorites and tracks from his latest album, “MIRADA.” The atmosphere was thick with emotion as the crowd sang along to every melancholic note, their voices blending with Cornejo’s raw and heartfelt delivery.
Throughout the evening, Cornejo highlighted his ability to fuse traditional instruments like the requinto and acoustic guitars with electric guitars, creating a distinct “sad sierreño” sound that sets him apart. This innovative approach was evident in hit songs like “Está Dañada,” “La Curiosidad,” “Hasta La Muerte,” “Donde Estás,” and “Aquí Te Espero,” each performed with a poignant intensity that underscored the lyrical themes of heartbreak and longing. Other notable songs from the evening included “Sale Para Ser Feliz,” “Llamadas Perdidas,” “Me Hiciste un Loco,” “Perro Abandonado,” “Intercambio Injusto,” “Vuelve,” “Ya Te Perdí,” “Quiero Dormir Cansado,” “La Última Vez,” “Tatuajes,” “J,” “Mirada,” “Baby Please,” “Atención,” and “Me Prometí.”
Cornejo’s stage presence was both humble and engaging, as he frequently interacted with the audience, expressing his gratitude and connecting on a personal level. Despite the warm Phoenix evening, the energy remained high, fueled by the collective emotional release facilitated by Cornejo’s performance.
The “Miranda Tour Parte 2” stop in Phoenix was a testament to Ivan Cornejo’s growing impact on the music scene, proving that his genre-bending, emotionally honest sound continues to captivate and move audiences, establishing him as a significant voice in modern música mexicana.
