Semino Rossi’s festive tour, “Feliz Navidad,” begins on December 6th in Graz, Austria, and will travel through Austria, Switzerland, and Germany, ending on December 22nd. Rossi aims to share the joyous spirit of Latin American Christmas traditions during his concerts. He cherishes family gatherings, particularly on December 24th, and plans to maintain his holiday customs despite the tour. With three grandchildren, he values quality time together, hoping for health and happiness for his family this season.
Feliz Navidad – A Magical Christmas Tour with Semino Rossi
The much-anticipated Christmas tour, “Feliz Navidad – Christmas with Semino Rossi & Live Band,” kicks off on Friday, December 6th, in Graz, Austria. The renowned artist, originally from Argentina and now residing in Austria, will take his festive celebration to various cities across Austria, Switzerland, and Germany, concluding his tour in Hagen on December 22nd. In a recent interview, Semino shares insights into balancing his busy schedule while preparing for his own festive celebrations, blending different cultural traditions.
What to Expect from Semino Rossi’s Christmas Tour
Semino Rossi promises a unique experience during his Christmas tour, showcasing how Latin America celebrates this joyful season. “This will be a special Christmas tour,” he explains, “where I aim to share the happiness and love that comes with ‘Feliz Navidad.’ It will be a moment of joy that many may not have experienced before.”
As he prepares for each concert, Rossi expresses his excitement about sharing the gift of music. “I find immense joy in singing,” he says. “During my concerts, I want to create a space where the audience can escape their daily worries for two and a half hours and discover the beautiful aspects of life.” His goal is to transport concert-goers to another world, filled with music and joy.
When asked about a must-have song in his setlist, Rossi highlights, “Ave Maria no morro.” He elaborates, “This song has a deep connection to the divine and has been a part of my life for 30 years. It holds a significant place in my heart and will always be a part of my performances.”
Christmas Traditions and Family Celebrations
Despite being on tour until December 22nd, Rossi plans to embrace his Christmas traditions. “We will set up our Christmas tree on December 8th,” he shares, adding that this year, his partner Gabi will take the lead in decorating. The tree will remain adorned until January 6th, in line with their cherished customs.
For Rossi, Christmas is about family. “In Argentina, being together on December 24th is essential,” he reflects. While gift-giving may not be a focus for adults, the joy of seeing grandchildren receive presents is a highlight. On Christmas Day, Rossi traditionally prepares a family meal, cherishing the opportunity to sing and celebrate together.
As for his holiday menu, Rossi notes, “We don’t have a specific traditional dish. Sometimes we enjoy raclette or I might whip up a paella, depending on the mood.” He appreciates the spontaneity that the festive season brings.
With three grandchildren now in his life, Rossi looks forward to spending the holidays with them. “In Austria, I’ve learned to appreciate the calm and contemplative aspects of Christmas, including attending church with my grandchildren,” he says. “From Argentina, I bring the joy of family gatherings and the celebration of Jesus’ birth.”
As Christmas approaches, Rossi ensures to gather thoughtful gifts for his grandchildren. “They have profoundly changed my life and my wife’s life, filling our hearts with joy,” he admits, adding that the true gift lies in the time spent together as a family.
Reflecting on his wishes for the holiday season, Rossi concludes, “My hope is for health and happiness for not just myself, but for my entire family.”