On November 30, Bomba Estéreo captivated an audience of 50,000 at the Zócalo in Mexico City, delivering a vibrant concert that celebrated femininity as part of the "16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence" campaign.
The show commenced shortly after 7 PM with a cleansing ceremony featuring incense and colorful costumes. Lead vocalist Li Saumet lit up the stage in neon attire, kicking off the performance with their hit "Algo está cambiando." Although the venue was only half full at the start, the atmosphere quickly transformed as vendors circulated among the crowd selling snacks and festive items.
Amidst the performance, Saumet shared poignant moments, including the introduction of special guests like Mexican singer Silvana Estrada, with whom they performed "Somos dos." The band also featured Spanish artist María José Llergo, igniting the crowd with their popular song "To my love."
Throughout the concert, the group performed empowering tracks, including "Soy yo," which resonated deeply with the audience, particularly women. Saumet emphasized the importance of celebrating feminine energy, stating, "We need to take care of it, and that depends on all of us." The concert culminated with a collaboration on "Ojitos Lindos," featuring a surprise appearance by Bad Bunny.
Following an enthusiastic encore, the nearly two-hour performance concluded with Saumet engaging the audience in a lively farewell, capturing a selfie with fans. Bomba Estéreo, known for their fusion of tropical and electronic rhythms, continues to shine in the global music scene, having released multiple acclaimed albums over their 15-year career.