The star of the lying corridos Featherweight will be presenting andn Amazon Music Live weekly concert series. This, after the impeccable presentation he made at theThe MTV VMAs as the first regional Mexican artist to appear on that stage.
After the great success of their third album, Genesiswhich peaked at number 3 on the Billboard 200, Peso Pluma will take the stage at Amazon Music Live on October 19.
Peso Pluma is part of more Amazon Music concerts
But that’s not all, the show also features other notable stars, such as multi-platinum rapper Lil Durk, who will perform on October 5, talented music producers and Grammy nominees who will surprise the audience on October 12, artist Metro Boomin and multi-platinum. , Grammy-nominated rap phenom Latto will perform on October 26.
These exciting episodes will be broadcast live from The Angelsand will be available to broadcast on the channels Prime Videoand Amazon Music Twitch every Thursday at PT. right after an exciting Thursday night football game.
In addition to featuring an impressive lineup of artists from a variety of genres, the concert series also allows fans to enjoy previews in Amazon Music Live.
Featherweight will take its Double P Tour to Latin America
Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija, as his real name is Featherweight, will embark on an exciting adventure this fall, announcing their first tour of South America, which will include Mexico and several Latin American countries. After creating a national sensation and selling out their concerts, Peso Pluma will bring their music and magic to a new South American audience.
To kick off his Latin American tour, the global phenomenon will return to his native Mexico for three must-see stops, including the iconic Sol Forum of Mexico Cityeither. This will be a special moment for Peso Pluma and their Mexican fans, as it will be the first time they will perform in these venues since the release of their successful album Génesis. .
Latin American countries where Featherweight will be presented
Friday, Oct 27 – Guadalajara, Mexico
Wednesday, Nov 8 – Monterrey, Mexico
Nov 11 – CDMX, Mexico
Dec 3 – Santiago, Chile
Dec 7 – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dec 9 – Lima, Peru
Dec 15 – Asuncion, Paraguay
Dec 17 – Bogotá, Colombia
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