US EditionFuror K-Pop in viña 2026 with the Kiss of the Animators, the Madness for Nmixx and the “Lightstick” of Macarena Ripamonti
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The third night of the Festival de Viña 2026 brings together Jesse & Joy, comedian Esteban Düch and the South Korean stars NMIXX.From the first minutes, the day was marked by winks to the k-pop aesthetic, in a milestone for the contest as it is the first time that this genre lands in the Quinta Vergara.The Asian group not only brings the global phenomenon to the vineyard stage for the first time, but also permeated the atmosphere with its visual…
From early on, Nmixx fans took the Quinta Vergara to enjoy the presentation of the South Korean women’s group, currently composed by artists Lily, Haewon, Sullyoon, Bae, Jiwoo and Kyujin. It’s true that identifying the band’s fans is not difficult: many wear clothing that distinguishes them, typical of the K-Pop bands, such as the famous lightsticks, as well as posters with different messages. This is the first time that a South Korean musical g…
On a night full of Jesse & Joy’s romanticism, Esteban Düch’s challenge of leaving behind the image of George Harris of La Quinta and the K-pop debut at the Viña del Mar Festival with NMIXX, there were two maipuccinos who broke into the most important stage in Chile and who drew attention with their interventions. The opening of the third day were the Mexican duo Jesse & Joy, who with singles like “Chocolate”, “Llorar” or “Corre”, excited the att…
The third night of the International Festival of the Song of Viña del Mar 2026 closed with a milestone for the music industry in Chile. After 02:30 hours, the South Korean group NMIXX climbed to the stage of the Quinta Vergara, transforming the amphitheater into a display of precise choreographies and youthful fervor that kept the venue to its maximum capacity until the early morning. Unlike previous days, where the public withdrew after the hum…
ALE I don't know when Quinta Vergara transformed into a K-pop stadium, but it happened. The moment NMIXX appeared on stage, thousands of fans—many waving signs, others with lungs of steel—began screaming as if they were seeing the Beatles in a 21st-century version. And there I was, trying not to go deaf and to keep up with six women who dance as if they had extra joints. The show kicked off with "TANK," and from that moment it was clear this was…
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