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Robbie Williams Surprises Buenos Aires Fans With Impromptu Street Concert Ahead of First Argentina Shows in 20 YearsWilliams also serenaded fans outside his hotel in Peru following a canceled concert last week Robbie Williams in Buenos Aires, photos via X Robbie Williams gave a group of fans in Buenos Aires an unexpected warm-up for his long-awaited return to Argentine stages with an impromptu performance outside his hotel. On Tuesday evening, Williams emerged from the Faena Hotel in Buenos Aires’ Puerto Madero neighborhood to greet a group of roughly 30 to 40 fans who had gathered outside. After spending several minutes talking and taking photos with them, the British singer returned with his guitarist and treated the crowd to a four-song acoustic performance. The surprise comes less than a week after Williams staged a similar impromptu performance outside his hotel in Lima, Peru. After his September 24th concert was canceled due to safety issues at the venue, he met disappointed fans outside his hotel and led them in a rendition of “Angels.” Williams is now preparing to play three sold-out concerts at Buenos Aires’ Movistar Arena on October 1st, 2nd, and 4th, marking his first performances in Argentina in 20 years. The singer last took the stage in the country with two concerts at River Plate Stadium in October 2006. He was scheduled to return in 2018 as a headliner for Personal Fest, but severe weather forced organizers to cancel the festival’s opening day. At the time, Williams addressed fans from his Buenos Aires hotel, saying he was “absolutely devastated” and emphasizing that the cancellation was outside his control. “We’ll try to organize ourselves to come back,” he said. The performance was never rescheduled. Look for deals and get tickets to sold-out shows here (where fans can save $20 on their first order of $200 or more with promo code CONSEQUENCE20 at checkout). Videos thanks to Robbie Williams Srgentina & Santiago Rios Conto Robbie Williams Plays Surprise Hotel-Side Concert Ahead of Argentina Return

Post thanks to Robbie Williams Argentina ❤️ @RobbieArgentina · 4h Translated from Spanish Our fan action reached Robbie!!!!!! 🤯"🤯" 🤯" Can you grasp the madness of this??? On top of that, he's surprised that we could do this song. The best part??? HE PROMISED TO SING IT!!! 😭"🤩" So get ready for that mosh pit if he actually follows through!

❤️ @MikeReategui · 1h Robbie Williams came out to sing for the fans outside the Faena Hotel

A showman from another planet: Robbie Williams threw the house out of the window and showed off on his return to Chile Robbie Williams show in Chile #2 | Courtesy | Lotus After eight years of waiting, the Briton returned to Santiago to star in a night full of anthems, humor and complicity with the audience that came to the Bicentennial Stadium in La Florida. We had to wait... and quite a lot. From the early hours of this Sunday, September 27, Robbie Williams' fans began to arrive in the vicinity of the Bicentennial Stadium in La Florida. It was not minor. Eight years had passed since the Briton's last visit to Chile and, when night finally fell, it was clear that the wait had not been in vain. At 9:00 p.m., like a true English clock, the lights went out and Robbie Williams appeared on stage to do exactly what he had promised: entertain as much as he could. "Let Me Entertain You" was in charge of opening a day that quickly took the form of a Britpop party, with an audience that had been waiting for years to sing his songs in front of him again. And the repertoire did not give much room to breathe. "Rock DJ", "Supreme", "Better Man", "Kids", "She's the One" and "Feel" were chained together a collection of classics that are part of the imagination of several generations. A ritual of entertainmentRobbie Williams, in addition, was particularly close to the Chilean public, talking, joking and taking advantage of each space to interact with those who came to La Florida. One of the moments that quickly won the spotlight was whenthe singer appeared wearing the La Roja shirt. A simple gesture that was enough to further ignite an audience that was already completely devoted to the show. There was also room for one of the most recognizable elements of his current artistic stage: chimpanzees. The animals that star in much of the imagery of "Better Man" were represented on T-shirts, posters and different elements worn by the fans themselves, connecting the film with the musical history that Robbie Williams was building during the night. Britpop triumphedBut if there is one thing that characterizes the former Take That, it is his ability to turn a concert into something much bigger than a succession of songs. In one of the most particular segments of the night, the Briton had the pleasure of going through fragments of popular songs, playing with the audience and going through such recognizable titles as "Hey Jude", "YMCA", "We Will Rock You" and "Can't Stop", among others. Nostalgia also had its place. Robbie Williams gave a nod to Frank Sinatra through "New York, New York" and "My Way," connecting his own repertoire to a tradition of great performers and songs that have transcended generations. And, of course, Oasis could not be missing. In the midst of that old Britpop rivalry that he nurtured for years, the Briton performed "Wonderwall", one of the most recognizable anthems of the Manchester band. And when it was time to close, the showman chose "Angels". It could not be otherwise. Eight years after his last visit, Robbie Williams met Chile again and turned the Bicentennial of La Florida into a huge dance floor, karaoke and celebration. A night of classics, excitement and, above all, Britpop. Robbie Williams' tremendous night in Chile

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& the saga continues Robbie Williams' eventful passage through LimaAfter the chaos at the exit of their first concert in Lima and the cancellation of the second show, they announced the rescheduling still without a definite date. In his concert at the Arena 1, San Miguel.One Entertainment. Until Thursday afternoon, thousands were heading to San Miguel for Robbie Williams' second concert in Lima. It was the first confirmed date that sold out tickets for months, but was canceled the same day by the district municipality after the chaos generated on Wednesday night. When leaving Arena 1 (also closed), the more than 20,000 people who attended the British star's show could not use the Belén bridge because it had been closed without further explanation. As an option, the Costa Verde was temporarily blocked to allow the public to move along the slopes and go up to Bertolotto, where also on the way were installed the sellers of polo shirts, posters and photographs of the Britpop figure. Perhaps only for those who lived in San Miguel, Magdalena or were heading to Avenida Brasil, the long journey was not so different from other events. However, apparently, there was not enough security to prevent hundreds of other people from crossing the meshes and climbing the cliff of the Costa Verde towards the boardwalk. Others waited for the ATU buses. On Thursday afternoon, photographs by a team from La República showed the Belén bridge in poor condition, which is presumed to have been the reason for its closure. "Well closed," said journalist Marco Sifuentes on his program. However, in the statement from the Municipality of San Miguel they do not explain the reason for the closure of that access or talk about the state of the bridge, but they blame the organization for the "deficiencies in the evacuation routes." Another of the biggest errors was the late statement from the organizing company. One Entertainment announced the rescheduling just after 8 p.m. According to what was said by the team that was in the afternoon at Arena 1, they were doing everything possible for the concert to take place, but the municipality informed the press that the notified observations had not been regulated. On Thursday, before 8:00 p.m., Robbie Williams left the hotel where he was staying and sang Angels to his fans. On Friday, as he left for Chile, he said: "I'm going to try to come back very soon and make up for them. Yesterday was horrible for everyone, but, above all, it was horrible for you. I am very sorry that we could not have that moment. Now I promise you that I will come back and that we will have that moment together." Regardless of what happened, which has already gone around the world, the organization of the event confirmed on Friday that the artist is willing to return. "As is public knowledge, Robbie Williams' concert, scheduled for Thursday, September 24, could not take place as a result of the closure of the venue ordered by the Municipality of San Miguel. We appreciate the willingness of the artist and his team, with whom we have been coordinating the rescheduling of the concert in a new venue that guarantees its realization." The concertRobbie Williams sang for the first time in Peru on Wednesday night. It was an added date to his tour because the first one had sold out. For an hour and a half he confirmed that he is still a great singer and a showman. Outside Arena 1, some posed with a replica of the character from the biopic Better Man. There was no street commerce near the access doors, but there were resellers. A brand of soft drinks gave away drinks to the attendees and without stopping to address the chaotic Lima traffic, until that moment, pedestrian access was orderly. The concert was opened by the British band The Lottery Winners. Williams took a few minutes and went on stage at around 9:20 p.m. She sang almost the same setlist so far on her world tour and started with the song Let Me Entertain You. Why doesn't he come earlier?" he said at Arena 1. Before singing Let Love Be Your Energy, the 52-year-old singer joked and gave a nod to the passage of time. "It's not for the glory, not for the money, it's because I have four children and I have to leave the house." Like his film, the concert was a review of his life with a rise and fall of emotions in 20 songs. He spent time with his family, with figures projected on screens as he sang "Love My Life." Before I had a family I was lost." Then followed Supreme, an acoustic part, the cover of Wonderwall, Better Man, Millennium, verses of We Are the Champions, Hey Jude and, towards the end, he performed My Way. Robbie Williams showed that his voice is still intact and his energy the same. He spoke to the audience, went down to be photographed with the front rows and brought a fan on stage with whom he sang She's the One. The quality of the artist who came out to sing to the public that was bewildered waiting for him outside the Miraflores hotel is not in dispute. We hope that the organization and the city can meet expectations. He has promised to return. Pedestrian access. The bridge that was closed has cracks. The organizer has not given her version of the closure. Robbie Williams' eventful passage through Lima | Movies & Series | The Republic

lungram Fan reunited with Robbie Williams: "He's a different person than the one who left Luis Jara alone." Matías Echaiz met him at the airport and was at the incident on Channel 13 in 2004. Matías Echaiz found that Robbie Williams is in a splendid moment. The businessman even sang a piece of the hit "Feel" to her. Read it in the LINK OF OUR BIO 📲# https://l.instagram.com/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lun.com%2F%3Futm_source%3Dig%26utm_medium%3Dsocial%26utm_content%3Dlink_in_bio%26fbclid%3DPAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAcGRvZgJzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA85MzY2MTk3NDMzOTI0NTkAAacPdJ6WkVyooAdq8tux6BK2yaZ1qtAGdQMjww6Wny-t4_SdjM7IzwKtfu-4Ng_aem_G7rq4TQ9CXHAHYrRVOWjUg&e=AUDNuw8HoyQYBdWYEf2kA5NB3S7gwxDHZ_hrCrrutPp39YKfIr5zh-huMDZKnucVsRnEC8Na38IkbJUrePEhvJz77nuwEBGoncCzJBuc4SQ21gEuc1L0aOyrMfU_XOgYpRjdEis

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Robbie Williams he chose a fan to sing "She's the One" and his reaction ended up stealing the moment Carolina could barely speak of the excitement when the Briton approached her in the audience. Laughing, Robbie He guided her so that she could follow the dynamic and then sang an excerpt from "She's the One". Noticing that she was next to her son, she even improvised part of the lyrics with a "it's your mom", unleashing even more tears and hugs in one of the closest encounters of the night.

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Robbie Williams says goodbye to his fans in Lima and promises to return: "I'm going to try to come as soon as possible"The British singer left the country after the suspension of his second concert and assured that he will return to compensate his fans. The new date and venue are still to be confirmed. Robbie Williams says goodbye to his fans in Lima and promises to return: "I'm going to try to come as soon as possible" The British singer left the Belmond Hotel, in Miraflores, where he stayed during his visit to the country, and addressed the fans who were waiting for him since early. The artist left the hotel on the afternoon of Friday, September 25, after offering a single performance at Arena 1 Park on the night of Wednesday 23. The second date of his Britpop LATAM Tour 2026 was suspended after the closure of the venue ordered by the Municipality of San Miguel. Before getting into his truck, the "Angels" singer approached his followers and expressed his regret for what happened with the second date. In addition, he assured that he will seek to return to the country as soon as possible. "I'm going to try to come as soon as possible and make up for it. Yesterday was crazy, but I'm here for you. I promise you that I will return as soon as possible and I will be with you, I can swear to you," said Robbie Williams to the applause of his fans. The producer reported that the intention is to keep the concert within Robbie Williams' current Latin American tour. However, so far the new date or the stage that will replace Arena 1 Park has not been announced. One Entertainment indicated that both details wil l be officially communicated over the next few days through its social networks, Ticketmaster channels and press releases. In this way, the show continues in the process of reprogramming and has not been definitively ruled out. The news is awaited by fans who purchased tickets for the British singer's second performance in Lima. One Entertainment reported that those who prefer not to wait for the rescheduling can start the process of returning their tickets from this Friday. The procedure must be carried out through Ticketmaster Peru, a platform where the corresponding conditions, steps and deadlines to request the refund will be published. Robbie Williams says goodbye to his fans in Lima and promises to return: "I'm going to try to come as soon as possible"

ONE ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCES THE RESCHEDULING OF ROBBIE WILLIAMS' CONCERT AT ARENA 1 PARK One Entertainment informs the public that, by decision of the Municipality of San Miguel, Robbie Williams' concert, scheduled for tonight at Arena 1 Park, will not be able to take place as planned. In view of this situation, One Entertainment announces that the concert will be rescheduled and that the new date will be officially communicated shortly, once the corresponding coordinations with the artist's team have been completed. We deeply regret the inconvenience and inconvenience that this situation may cause to the people who purchased their tickets for this long-awaited show. From the early hours of today, One Entertainment corrected the points observed by the Municipality of San Miguel to guarantee the realization of the concert under the required security conditions; however, until the closing of this press release we did not get any response to be able to perform the show. At the moment, One Entertainment continues to coordinate with Robbie Williams' team to reschedule the concert as soon as possible. The company is especially grateful for the understanding, patience and trust of all Robbie Williams fans who were hoping to enjoy this concert, and reiterates its commitment to provide them with the announced show. The new date of the concert will be officially communicated shortly on our social networks. https://www.instagram.com/oneentert/?e=db6b6bff-5cf6-43ab-97f4-edfbb0528108&g=5

Source https://www.youtube.com/@24horasperu Robbie Williams' concert scheduled for this Thursday at Arena 1 was canceled after the Municipality of San Miguel ordered the temporary closure of the venue. The measure was taken after an incident the previous night during the evacuation of attendees, which caused congestion at the exits. According to reports, access via a pedestrian bridge was restricted during the evacuation, leading some attendees to climb a section of the cliff to leave the venue. Images of the incident were shared on social media, showing the chaos that ensued after the audience left. RESPONSIBILITY The Municipality of San Miguel stated that the responsibility for what happened lies with the event organizer. However, the municipality's oversight role has also been questioned, given that this type of event requires the planning of entry, exit, and evacuation routes in case of emergencies. The cancellation generated disappointment and anger among Robbie Williams' fans, some of whom remained outside Arena 1. Meanwhile, explanations from the organizing company and what will happen to those who had tickets for the canceled date are still pending. Visit http://ptv.pe/474849 for more information Aired on the 24 Horas Central Edition program on Panamericana Televisión on September 24, 2026 More news from Peru and the world at panamericana.pe

Some more up to date news on what happened. Thanks to Robbie Williams Rewind for the ipdate . I can imagine the heartbreak of the fans who have waited so many years to see him, let's hope they come up with a solution. https://www.facebook.com/rewindrobbie?__cft__[0]=AZh8fCkVEiwTWIRtN7kQ1CJtcG9EvO8z1-WSzLRHjgF1J8xtpwejVIsV8jk9DipYBzaS8uBzWFcJt3yXngfY-ustN7p7gEcBUwNdTu3S7RRmBUmTO1DDJJElZy1kDgmqY0fzxngtPSuLY_ATiK9HaGWnvf24udAlD8Q_3_SgVhQVIT9EToA35_Xj1seahdrJ24Y0vqP2Cw&__tn__=-UC%2CP-R

Such a shame, it seems the gig was cancelled for safety & security reasons ... not sure what happened at the first gig to warrant this but something must have happaned. Reading further it seems to be to do more with the venue itself & not the fans If that's the case the promoter has a lot of questions to answer. Robbie is promising to do another gig so maybe they will pick another venue 🤷‍♀️ Peru: Robbie Williams sings 'Angels' with fans outside Lima hotel Este contenido puede reproducirse citando a la Agencia Andina ©️ Editora Perú Following the cancellation of Robbie Williams' second concert scheduled for Thursday night in Lima, the English star left the hotel where he is staying in Miraflores district to sing "Angels" with fans who could hardly believe it, undoubtedly allowing more than one of them to fulfill a dream. Minutes earlier, a representative of the musician announced outside the Belmond hotel that the megastar would come out at some point to interact with the public, but asked everyone to remain calm. Numerous people had been waiting there for several hours, unaware that there would be an impromptu show. Este contenido puede reproducirse citando a la Agencia Andina ©️ Editora Perú Suddenly, Williams appeared wearing a black tracksuit with white stripes and a white-and-black cap. The artist had arrived in Peru to present his new studio album "Britpop," as well as his greatest hits. After saying that he was heartbroken at being unable to perform, Williams sang part of his iconic song "Angels" a cappella, accompanied by the fans gathered outside the hotel. "We'll come back as soon as we can. Now I'd like to do a little show here," the singer told the crowd. Suddenly, he shouted, "Everybody!" sending his followers into a frenzy as they sang with even greater enthusiasm. The performer promised to return soon and took off his tracksuit jacket, revealing a Peru national soccer team jersey bearing the inscription "Williams" on the back, prompting even more screams and applause. The magical moment had come to an end. Este contenido puede reproducirse citando a la Agencia Andina ©️ Editora Perú Earlier on Thursday, the Municipality of San Miguel District ordered the closure of Arena 1 Park after warning of serious safety risks during the first show. Hundreds of fans who had purchased tickets in the hope of seeing the artist had also gathered at the venue since early in the day. At a mature stage of his career The British singer arrived in Lima at a mature stage of his career after regaining the success of his early years as a solo artist, thanks to the documentary about his life released on Netflix and, particularly, the film "Better Man," Ticketmaster reported. In it, he told his life story in an ironic, playful, and raw manner and was portrayed by an animated monkey, earning international nominations, including one for the Academy Awards. In Peru, the film was watched by more than 100,000 people. During last Wednesday's performance at Arena 1 Park, the star performed hits such as "Angels," "Feel," "Supreme," and "Millennium," which marked the culmination of his first stage as a solo artist. During that period, he demonstrated his strong connection with audiences at his live shows, considered among the best offered by a British artist because of his outstanding qualities as an entertainer and showman. Lea más en: https://andina.pe/ingles/noticia-peru-robbie-williams-sings-angels-with-fans-outside-lima-hotel-1093308.aspx

Robbie Williams: "Lima, you hear me. Lima, you feel me"The king of Brit Pop, Robbie Williams, performed for the first time in Lima. Grateful for life, happy, full of energy. Robbie who put the thousands of attendees at Arena Park 1 in his pocket. A Coragyps atratus, better known as the black-headed vulture, perched on the balcony of his hotel room, curious, playful. An indisputable sign that Lima was surrendering to him. And so it was. Robbie Williams arrived, sang and enchanted. On his first date in the capital, he made it clear that Brit Pop never left but became stronger and more resilient, like him. Sporting gray hair and a lot of energy, he connected with an audience that gave itself totally to the electricity of the King of Brit Pop. Without pretensions or poses, he was really moved to see that the audience knew his songs and wondered why he had come before. The truth is that it was a night where the audience enjoyed as much as he did and where spontaneity was the key: he was wrapped in colored streamers thrown at the audience and carried by the wind from the coast to the stage, the fan chosen for "She's the one" was Brazilian ("say you're from Peru" he said playfully in his ear). "My life started when I met my wife," he said at one point. And he added: "Who would have imagined the Robbie of the 90s married to the same woman for so many years." Endearing was also the moment when she remembered her father, despite his Parkinson's, she went to see him at his concerts. "Every now and then I would look at him to see if he was okay and I could see him smiling, proud." Grateful for life, happy, full of energy. Robbie who put the thousands of attendees at Arena Park 1 in his pocket. During the night she reviewed the best of her discography with a costume change included. The audience did not disappoint. He sang, jumped and, of course, recorded. The closing, an unsurpassed Angel, for which Robbie asked to turn on the cell phone lights. The night ended with the disbelief of having seen the British divo in Lima. Tonight, Williams' second date in Lima, shows that One Entertainment and Popartmusic hit the nail on the head. Source Robbie Williams: "Lima, you hear me. Lima, you feel me"

https://x.com/FernandoNunezM3 What a BRUTAL show by Robbie Williams. He always was and will be a tremendous showman and rockstar. What a voice that still maintains and cares. First-rate musicians, two backup vocalists with angel voices, six beautiful dancers, tremendous staging. Spectacular 👑 Photos thanks to https://x.com/FernandoNunezM3

Robbie Williams in Lima: The night the last great 'showman' paid his debt to Peru Robbie Williams reviewed his greatest hits in Lima, in the first of his two concerts scheduled in Peru. | Source: Edgard Lescano Updated on Sep 24, 2026 9:20 am The British singer made his debut in Lima in the first of two performances and turned his long-awaited meeting with the Peruvian public into a celebration of his life, his songs and entertainment. After 9:20 p.m., the lights of Arena Park 1 went out and the initials "R" and "W" occupied the giant screens that decorated the stage. A few seconds later, Robbie Williams appeared in a red sequined jacket and started with Let Me Entertain You. The debt that the Briton had with Peru had just begun to be settled. The British artist — the iconic "bad boy" of Britpop and the voice behind the greatest hits that dominated the radios in the early 2000s — set foot on Lima soil for the first time as part of his world tour. And he didn't hold anything back: from the first minute he made it clear that he had arrived to deliver a show tailored to an artist who made his own life part of his repertoire. He was made to wait a few minutes longer than announced; twenty, to be exact. But the wait was worth every second. With an entrance as dramatic and extravagant as only he knows how to sign, Williams appeared overflowing with irreverence and energy. "Let me introduce myself, my name is Robbie damn Williams," he said to an audience that had been waiting to see him for years. A love letter to entertainmentThen he slowed down a little with Let Love Be Your Energy, as a preamble that the evening would also have room for calm. "Why didn't I come earlier? Do you know me?" he joked with the audience before making a direct promise: "Tonight will be my love letter to entertainment." Between laughter and complicity, she also let slip a confession: "Sometimes I wonder if I still have it, if my best days are over." The seriousness, however, did not last long. "It's not for glory, not for money; It's because I have four children and I have to leave the house," he concluded. The atmosphere was lit up again with Rock DJ, one of the most recognizable songs of his career. To play him, the Briton wore a bulky red coat and dark glasses, while images of Better Man, the musical film in which his story is represented through an ape, appeared on the screens. "He's a true showman," commented a fan at the end of Strong. And he was right Robbie Williams gave himself to the Peruvian public during his long-awaited debut in Lima. Source: Edgard Lescano A rush of energyAlready warmed up and in absolute confidence with the public, Robbie Williams took the opportunity to clarify with a laugh the reason for his delay: "I want you to know that I was not late. There were many people who did not arrive because there was traffic and I wanted to wait for them." The night also opened a space to talk about Better Man, the feature film that turned the singer's life into a musical story. The film went more unnoticed in the United States, but found a particularly favorable reception in Peru, something that Robbie himself did not let go. "Have you seen my film? Should it have won an Oscar?" he asked the audience. Then he changed his tone and talked about what the film meant to him: "It was just part of my life. My life began when I met my wife. Guys, me, the Robbie Williams of the 90s, with four children and with the same wife. Before he had a family he was lost; He was successful, but he was lost. Then they came and saved Robbie Williams, not the star. I love my wife and my children." After those words, she dedicated Love My Life to her family. The connection with Lima also appeared within the songs themselves. During Supreme, the singer had a special nod to the city that welcomed him by changing the line "All the lonely hearts in London" to "All the lonely hearts in Lima" in the middle of the verse. Minutes later he threw another question into the air: "Can we sing a ballad from the 90s? This is about a relationship I had and then I didn't." Then it gave way to Sexed Up. Tributes, complicity and cabaret"Lima, it's very crazy! I don't know which songs they like or don't like, so let's look into it," Williams said before inviting Thom Rylance, lead singer of The Lottery Winners, the band that had warmed up the atmosphere as the opening act an hour earlier, to the stage. Together they improvised a dynamic acoustic segment that went through Angels, Millennium, Candy and Wonderwall. About this latest Oasis classic, Williams recalled an old anecdote with a laugh: "Two years after they broke up, I called Noel Gallagher and said, 'If you want a singer, I'm the man.' He laughed and hung up the phone." The complicity with the public reappeared when the singer thanked the reception of Better Man: "My film was number one in Peru, thank you very much." She then sang the film's theme song and briefly disappeared to change costumes. When he returned, the scenario seemed different. A black tank top and bright pink pants accompanied his transformation of the venue into a cabaret. There he revived the classic Theme From New York, New York, another demonstration that for Williams the concert is never limited to singing his songs: each change of scene seems like a new opportunity to play a character. Thousands of fans gathered at Arena 1 Park to hear Robbie Williams live. Source: Edgard Lescano A feast of classicsWhen it came to introducing his band, the show once again became a collective party. The group went through a medley of rock and pop classics that included snippets of Paranoid, Another One Bites the Dust, Back in Black, I want to Dance With Somebody, Y.M.C.A., We Are the Champions and Hey Jude. The sequence summarized in a few minutes one of Williams' great virtues as an artist: his ability to move between genres, eras and references of popular culture without losing control of the stage. Immediately, she took center stage again to perform the emotional Come Undone. Then he continued with Kids, accompanied by his backup singers in the role that Kylie Minogue originally recorded, and gave one of the most intimate moments of the night with She's the One, dedicated to Alana, a Brazilian fan among the thousands of followers gathered. The man behind the showmanBefore closing the regular set with My Way, Robbie slowed down again. "I sing it for my father and for his parents," she said when introducing the song, dedicated to her father, Peter Conway, who suffers from Parkinson's. The screen then projected images from his personal album. Family photographs were mixed with records of his performances, video clips and behind-the-scenes moments of a career that Williams has been turning into a spectacle for decades. For a few minutes, the character was in the background. The man behind the star took center stage. Robbie Williams' concerts in Peru are sponsored by Radio Oxygen. Source: Edgard Lescano The climax of two immortal hymnsBy the end of the night, Robbie reappeared on stage wearing a black T-shirt with the red and white on the chest. The detail could not go unnoticed in his first concert in Lima. After a night of humor, nostalgia, confessions and tributes, the closing came with two of their most emblematic songs: Feel and Angels. "Thank you very much, Lima," he said before saying goodbye to ovations. And perhaps that was the way to pay off the debt that had been outstanding for so many years: not with a single song or a prepared speech, but with a night in which Robbie Williams did exactly what he had promised at the beginning: offer a love letter to entertainment and demonstrate, once again, why he is still the last great showman. Robbie Williams in Lima: chronicle: last great showman paid debt with Peru in concert