Overview
- The Chilean puppet-news show performed Thursday in the Zócalo for Día del Niño, starting shortly after 7 p.m., drawing families and longtime fans.
- Mexico City authorities reported more than 200,000 attendees and cited about 230,000 based on C5 operational data, placing the event among the plaza’s largest crowds.
- A standout moment came when “Diente blanco, no te vayas” folded into Juan Gabriel’s “Querida,” a local tribute that set off a loud singalong.
- The city broadcast the concert via Capital 21 and later posted the full show on its official YouTube channel for on-demand viewing.
- Reports from the edges of the plaza noted distorted sound and some pushing in the crowd, though the overall atmosphere remained family-focused.