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The Colombian group, Stereo Bombsurprised his fans, after announcing that he will offer a massive concert in it Plinth of the Mexico City… Below is the date, time and all the details.
This was announced by the CDMX Culture Secretariat through his social networks, where he also detailed that apart from the Colombian group that fuses electronic music, rock, reggae, alternative reggaeton and rap, there will be the special participation of the Mexican singer, Samantha Barronwhich fuses rhythms such as hip-hop, trip hop and rap, who will be in charge of opening the night.
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Date and time of the Bomba Estéreo concert
Said show that will be held as part of the 16 activism activities against gender violence, a campaign that began this past November 25,International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women will take place next November 30at 7:00 p.m. in the capital’s Zócalo. Admission to the event is completely free.
“The Government of Mexico City invites you to enjoy and dance to the unique rhythm of Bomba Estéreo, a group led by Li Saumet,” the publication reads.
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You are expected to roll like “Fuego”, “Cute eyes”, “It’s me” y “To My Love”will make the capital’s public dance and sing in the heart of the Zócalo.
Something worth highlighting is that the last visit to the capital of the group led by Li Saumet occurred last August, when they presented at the Festival Heraa musical and cultural event through female talent, where great Latin and international artists gathered to celebrate art starring women.
STEREO BOMB IN THE POCKET!
Next November 30 at 7 p.m., the Colombian group Bomba Estéreo will perform at the Zócalo.
This great concert will be held as part of the 16 days of activism against gender violence, a campaign that begins on November 25,… pic.twitter.com/ztwdhd6e5Z
— Secretary of Culture of Mexico City (@CulturaCiudadMx) November 22, 2024
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## World-Today-News Exclusive Interview: Bomba Estéreo Rocks the Zócalo for a Cause
**Host:** Welcome back to World-Today-News. Today, we have a very special interview to discuss the upcoming massive concert by Colombian music sensation Bomba Estéreo. Joining us are esteemed music journalist, [Guest 1 Name], and feminist activist, [Guest 2 Name]. Welcome to both of you.
**Guest 1:** Thank you for having us.
**Guest 2:** It’s a pleasure to be here.
**Host:** Let’s dive right in. [Guest 1], Bomba Estéreo has become internationally renowned for its unique blend of genres, from electronic to reggae to rap. What makes their music resonate so powerfully with audiences across the globe?
**Guest 1:** Bomba Estéreo’s mastery lies in their ability to fuse diverse genres into something truly unique and infectious. They seamlessly blend traditional Colombian rhythms with modern electronic sounds, creating a sonic tapestry that is both familiar and excitingly new. Li Saumet’s powerful vocals, combined with the band’s electrifying energy, create an unforgettable live experience.
**Host:** Absolutely. Now, [Guest 2], this concert isn’t just about music; it’s happening as part of the 16 days of activism against gender violence. How significant is this platform for raising awareness about this crucial issue?
**Guest 2:** It’s incredibly important. Having a globally recognized group like Bomba Estéreo perform in such a public space during this campaign amplifies the message against gender violence. Music has a unique power to connect with people emotionally, and Bomba Estéreo’s performance can inspire dialogue, empathy, and action towards ending this systemic problem. Their presence sends a clear message that this cause deserves global attention.
**Host:**
That’s a powerful point. [Guest 1], this concert at the Zócalo follows Bomba Estéreo’s recent appearance at the Mexico City Hera Festival, which celebrates female talent. What does it say about the band’s commitment to supporting women and minorities?
**Guest 1:** It speaks volumes about their commitment. Choosing to perform at both events indicates a conscious effort to align themselves with platforms that champion inclusivity and diversity. Bomba Estéreo’s music itself often explores themes of empowerment and social justice, reinforcing their values beyond just their performance choices.
**Host:** [Guest 2], how do you think this concert can contribute to the ongoing struggle for gender equality in Mexico?
**Guest 2:** Beyond raising awareness, I believe events like this can help create a cultural shift. Seeing a diverse crowd come together to enjoy music while understanding the context of the 16 days of activism can foster a sense of community and solidarity. It challenges traditional gender roles and norms, reminding everyone that ending gender violence is a collective responsibility.
**Host:** Indeed. [Guest 1], for those unfamiliar with Bomba Estéreo’s music, what songs should they look forward to hearing at this free concert?
**Guest 1:** Definitely check out classic hits like “Fuego,” ”Soy Yo,” and “To My Love.” They’re anthems guaranteed to get the crowd moving. But also explore deeper cuts like “Elegancia” and “Amanecer’ for a taste of their full sonic range.
**Host:** Thank you both for your insights. This concert promises to be a powerful fusion of music and activism. We encourage everyone to join the event at the Zócalo on November 30th and be a part of this important conversation.
** [End of Interview] **
