Cyndi Lauper — Live in Santiago
Recorded November 10, 1989
Estadio Nacional · Santiago · 
Chile
Setlist
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“To follow Cyndi's first South American run, with A Night to Remember at Chile's Estadio Nacional.”
Context
In November 1989, Cyndi Lauper arrives in Chile with A Night to Remember. The tour moves through South America, including Brazil, before the November 10 performance at Santiago's Estadio Nacional. The third solo album supplies a key part of the repertoire the singer takes to the stadium.
I Drove All Night opens the selection, followed by Change of Heart and Primitive. A Night to Remember, Dancing with a Stranger and Heading West represent the album of the season. Boy Blue, She Bop and Money Changes Everything connect this material to the earlier phases. Girls Just Want to Have Fun works in He’s a Rebel.
The show is aired on Chilean television. The upload's edit preserves sixteen identified items, including Kindred Spirit and True Colors in the final part. The stadium holds this chapter of the South American run.
Lineup at this show
The lineup of this performance — not necessarily the current one.
- Cyndi LauperVocals
Trivia
Girls Just Want to Have Fun forms a medley with He’s a Rebel.
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