Fred again.. has uploaded his full Mexico City performance with LATIN MAFIA to YouTube, offering fans a complete look at the show that capped the whirlwind creation of their collaborative mixtape, 9 months & 50 hours. The two acts took over Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes on July 30th, just hours after completing the mixtape. “This was 3 hours after we finished the mixtape, we went to Palacio to play it to everyone and it was really sort of insane,” Fred again.. wrote on Instagram while announcing the full video.
The Concert and Mixtape Creation
The concert drew more than 20,000 fans and served as the culmination of a three-day experiment that saw Fred again.. and the Mexican trio finish 9 months & 50 hours while livestreaming the process from LagoAlgo in Mexico City. The broadcast ultimately amassed more than 7.5 million views.
Collaboration Background
The collaboration itself had been developing much longer. In a new interview with Rolling Stone Japan, LATIN MAFIA’s Emilio de la Rosa recalled attending a Fred again.. show in Mexico City before the artists had even met and unexpectedly hearing the producer play one of their songs during his set. About 10 months later, the brothers met Fred in London, eventually developing a relationship that led to the mixtape.
Upcoming Festival Appearance
Fred again.. could also have another major festival appearance on the horizon. He is reportedly in talks to appear at Coachella 2027 in the festival’s special “Returning to the Desert” slot. The producer previously headlined the festival’s second weekend in 2023 alongside Skrillex and Four Tet after Frank Ocean dropped out.
The full Palacio de los Deportes performance by Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA is now available to watch on YouTube, giving fans a chance to experience the energy of the live show. With the success of their collaborative mixtape and the possibility of upcoming festival appearances, Fred again.. and LATIN MAFIA are sure to continue making waves in the music scene.
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