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Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Behind Intocable’s Epic Celebration of Mexico en El Zócalo

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    Intocable’s epic celebration will be remembered as one of the most transcendent Latin shows of 2026.

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    An elaborate light show complemented Intocable’s performance in Mexico City.

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    Intocable’s drummer, Rene Martinez, prepares to go onstage.

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    Backstage, a mariachi plays happy birthday for singer Ricky Munoz.

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    A few steps away from a once-in-a-lifetime performance

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    A Mexico City couple dances to one of Intocable’s Nineties anthems.

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    A patriotic Tuesday night in the heart of Mexico City

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    Ricky Munoz’s accordions were the stars of the show during the group’s concert.

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    Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum addresses the crowd in between Intocable’s sets.

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    Nick Wells keeps the groove tight on the electric bass.

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    Bajo sexto player Alex Gulmar strikes a pose during Intocable’s show.

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    Families gathered together to watch Intocable’s show.

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    A fan reacts to Intocable’s hits with a nostalgic gaze.

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    Percussionist Sergio Serna leaves the congas behind for some spontaneous dancing at Zocalo square.

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    Celebrating Mexico’s Independence Day, eyes closed

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    Ricky Munoz performs a fiery accordion solo during Intocable’s performance.

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    The band greets 300,000 fans at Zocalo square.

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    Soccer, lucha libre, and sombreros were also on display.

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