Ari Borovoy announced possible date for the start of the OV7 tour

After months of controversy at OV7, the group is ready to return to the stage this year. Ari Boroboy mentioned that the dates of the tour will soon be announced, which could start next September.

The members of OV7 finally managed to smooth out their rough edges and overcome the obstacles posed by the COVID-19 pandemic to be able to tour their 30-year career, as Ari Borovoy assured that you already have the first date of your tour, but it will not be announced yet.

In an interview with Ventaneando, this March 14 the singer announced that according to the talks they have had, his return will be during the last months of this year.

On the program Sale el Sol, it was announced that the 30-year tour of OV7 could start in early September, however, these are still dates that are not confirmed and could be changed. Ari commented that the official announcement of the tour could come out in a few weeks, but he doesn't know exactly how long.

He also shared that he decided to be part of the group's tour because he thinks he owes it to fans and his teammates, but also because he deserves it after accusations he received from other artists.

“I joined this tour for two main reasons: the first, because I owe everything to the OV7 fans, to those who grew up with us, those who joined the last stages and because, on the other hand, I didn't want to be left out of a tour that I deserved in a way, it's my 30s, now 32 or 33 but it seemed fair to me,” said the singer.

Ari recalled the complaints he faced with his brother in 2020 for alleged unjustified dismissal, as several former BOBO Producciones employees decided to initiate proceedings against the Borovoys, including members of LemonGrass. As well as the accusations and an alleged lawsuit by Edith Márquez. However, he noted that the pandemic helped him think and forgive himself for what they said about him.

“It seemed unfair to me everything, everything that was said about me because it's not true, it hurts to comment on it almost three years later, but it seemed very unfair to me. Life put in the middle of a pandemic that was horrible, which was horrible but in a way and I want to point it out, it helped me a lot, to get a lot out, to forgive me a lot, to forgive me what many made me feel, it doesn't happen to me anymore, it doesn't come in anymore, to cry it out, to take it out and to say, 'I'm ready for it who is coming'”, shared the member of OV7.

In January of this year, Ari Borovoy had to call on all his fans to stay calm, as OV7 had not rescheduled his touring concerts for almost two years, as well as nor had they canceled the events, so on social networks those who had bought their tickets were upset when they did not know what would happen to the tour and their money.

After a few days, the group announced their return to the stage, assuring that they had managed to meet and talk to put an end to their internal problems.

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