Overview
- Mexico City’s government, led by Jefa de Gobierno Clara Brugada, announced the event as free to the public.
- The Mujer en Cypher lineup—Arianna Puello, Ximbo, Niña Dioz, Prania Esponda, Azuky and Mena—will start around 18:30 with trombonist María Balvina and DJ Ninja.
- A large turnout is expected, with media offering varying and nonofficial crowd estimates, so attendees are encouraged to arrive early.
- Metro adjustments are planned near the plaza, with the Zócalo/Tenochtitlán station closed and access suggested via Allende or Bellas Artes.
- No official setlist has been released, and lists circulating in coverage are speculative projections based on recent shows mixing solo material and Calle 13 songs.