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ROBERTO CARLOS Releases “QUE YO TE VEA” The New Single From His Album AMOR SIN LÍMITE

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Artvoice  ·  February 9, 2019
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The legendary Brazilian artist Roberto Carlos, winner of one GRAMMY® and four Latin GRAMMYs®, today releases “Que Yo Te Vea”. It’s the third single from his most recent studio set Amor Sin Límite, his first Spanish-language album in 25 years. With over 140 million albums sold throughout his career,Roberto Carlos is Brazil’s most successful solo artist in history, and has outsold the Beatles and Elvis Presley in his home country.
Que Yo Te Vea” is a new song with a retro feel, thanks to its instrumental blend of guitars and percussion and its touches of salsa and mambo. Amor Sin Límite includes three other brand-new tracks, plus six Spanish versions of songs that he had previously recorded in Portuguese. From front to back, it’s a gem from Brazil’s most beloved vocalist of all time.
In March 2019, Roberto Carlos will launch an international tour that will take him to the United States, Argentina and Europe. See below for details!
United States
03/09 – Miami (American Airlines Arena)
03/10 – Orlando (Amway Center)
03/14 – New York (Radio City Music Hall)
03/15 – Boston (Boch Center)
03/17 – Washington DC (DAR Constitution Hall)
03/21 – Chicago (Rosemont Theater)
03/23 – Los Angeles (Microsoft Theater)
03/24 – San Diego (Air Theater at SDSU)
03/26 – Dallas (Toyota Music Factory)
03/28 – Houston (Smart Financial Center)
Argentina
03/30 – Buenos Aires (Teatro Gran Rex)
Europe
04/17 – Lisbon (Altice Arena)
04/18 – Lisbon (Altice Arena)
04/23 – Madrid (Wizink Center)
04/25 – Gondomar, Portugal (Multiusos de Gondomar)
04/26 – Gondomar, Portugal (Multiusos de Gondomar)
04/30 – Paris (Bercy – AccorHotels Arena)
06/01 – Brussels (Vorst National)
06/02 – Zurich (Hallenstadion)
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