US EditionMore than 230 Thousand People Gathered in a Massive 31 Minute Concert in Mexico City's Zócalo
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The Government of Mexico City reported on Thursday night that more than 200,000 people gathered at the free concert that 31 Minutes offered in the Zócalo of that city, as part of the celebration of Children’s Day in the North American country. “More than 200,000 people enjoyed this night of #31Minutes! Children and adults gathered to sing, laugh and reconnect with the characters that marked the childhood of so many, on a nostalgic night in the Z…
Chilean Pride! The Government of Mexico City reported on the recent Thursday that more than 230,000 people attended the...
There will be more free concerts at the Zócalo CDMX, ahead of César Cravioto. In the framework of the 31 Minute concert at the Plaza de la Constitución in Mexico City, César Cravioto let it be seen that there would be more shows in the capital. Adelanta César Cravioto that there will be more free concerts in the Zócalo CDMX Through a video on networks, César Cravioto stressed that the Zócalo was crowded by the 31 Minute concert on Thursday 30 Ap…
The Plaza del Zócalo in Mexico City became a huge stage of celebration this Thursday, bringing together more than 230,000 attendees who enjoyed the puppet musical show of the Chilean group 31 Minutes, within the framework of the Children’s Day. The event, free of charge, brought together full families on a day marked by music, comedy and nostalgia. According to the capital authorities, the concert took place in an orderly and safe environment, w…
31 Minutos performed in the Zócalo, and even before the show, there were tons of comments online, with some people excited… and others not so much. You know how it is, the debate gets heated on platforms like X (or Twitter, if you prefer). “I don’t understand why the middle-aged kids in Mexico City are fans of 31 Minutos,” said one random tweet, arguing that adults should get over their fanaticism for the iconic Chilean series, commonly referred…
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