This is how it is reported by the specialized magazine Billboard, which highlights that with this figure the Argentine band surpassed giants in rock history such as Paul McCartney and Roger Waters; pop stars like Shakira, Justin Bieber and Rosalí
The Fabulous Cadillacs He entered the great history of rock in Mexico last night by beating the absolute public record registered in a live show in the Zócalo of the Federal District, where he gathered some 300,000 people.
This is how it is reported by the specialized magazine Billboard, which highlights that with this figure the Argentine band surpassed giants in rock history such as Paul McCartney and Roger Waters; pop stars like Shakira, Justin Bieber and Rosalíto; or an emblem of local music like the late ranchera singer Vicente Fernández. Until last night, the attendance record for a concert in that Mexican stronghold was held by the local Grupo Firme, with 280,000 people.
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs arrived in Mexico in the middle of their “El León del Ritmo” tour, which celebrates the 30th anniversary of the “El León” album, which contained the hit “Matador”, which projected the group’s success at a continental level.
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A week ago, the combo headed by Vicentico, Mr. Flavio and Sergio Rotman offered two concerts to a full house at the Movistar Arena stadium in Buenos Aires.
“Winds of freedom, blood of a fighter!” The mayor of Mexico City, Claudia Sheinbaum, wrote on her Twitter account, alluding to the lyrics of “Matador”.
And he added: “We have made history again, breaking attendance records with 300,000 people in the Zócalo of Mexico City, enjoying an epic concert by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs”
Source: Ambito
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