Grasa Tour

North America

The North American leg of the Grasa tour was met with positive reviews. Clash Music, reviewing the Miami stop at the Fillmore, described the show as "far more than music… a declaration of arrival" and praised Peluso’s "bone-chilling vocals" and "brash choreography". Miami New Times called the same performance “an unforgettable experience” that transformed a minimalist stage into "a modern vintage lounge" highlighting "El Día Que Perdí Mi Juventud" as a standout moment, though noting that occasional use of Auto-Tune slightly detracted from her natural voice. In Los Angeles, Grimy Goods commended her "electrifying stage presence" and versatility, moving from the assertive Business Woman to the sensual "Erotika" and the intensity of "Aprender a Amar" and "Real", with a mid-set pause to connect intimately with the audience. Variety, reviewing the final U.S. show in Los Angeles, described Peluso’s performance as a masterclass in genre-blending, highlighting her commanding stage presence and dynamic vocal range, and noting that she effortlessly fused elements of hip-hop, R&B, and Latin music to create a unique and captivating experience.

Europe

Rolling Stone Italia, reviewing the Milan concert at Fabrique, described Peluso’s performance as intense and powerful, highlighting her seamless fusion of music, dance, theater, and performance art. The review emphasized the virtuosic control she maintained, noting that she captivated the audience by alternating between melodramatic moments and street-style sequences, all delivered over a relentless, nearly two-hour pace. Clash Music, reviewing the London concert at the Roundhouse, described Peluso’s performance as far more than music is a declaration of arrival and praised her bone-chilling vocals and brash choreography.

Cancelled shows