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Yuridia Makes History with First Two Consecutive Shows at Estadio GNP

Yuridia became the first female regional Mexican singer to perform two consecutive shows at Estadio GNP, delighting 54,000 fans.

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Yuridia became the first female regional Mexican singer to perform two consecutive shows at Estadio GNP. [1] Singer Yuridia performed her first concert at the Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on September 3, 2025, marking the debut of her new tour Las Cartas Sobre la Mesa. [2] Ocesa, the concert promoter, reported that 54,000 people attended Yuridia's first concert at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, which was the first of two scheduled shows at the venue. [3][4] Yuridia performed 'Ángel', the song she sang during her time on the fourth generation of the Mexican TV show 'La Academia' where she placed second, 21 years after that competition. [5] The concert featured a repertoire spanning Yuridia's career, including recent songs like 'Tu pasado y tú' and classics such as '¿Qué nos pasó?', 'Ángel', and 'Ya es muy tarde'. [6][8] During the concert, Yuridia appeared on screens questioning a fortune teller about her future, only to reveal the woman was Lola Cortés, her former judge on the reality show La Academia. [7] Yuridia performed songs from her regional Mexican albums 'Pa' luego es tarde' and 'Sin llorar', which she made with singer and producer Edén Muñoz. [9] Yuridia performed 'No me queda más' by Selena and 'Basta ya' as part of tributes to important figures in Latin music. [10]
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  1. Yuridia became the first female regional Mexican singer to perform two consecutive shows at Estadio GNP. · El Heraldo de México
  2. Singer Yuridia performed her first concert at the Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on September 3, 2025, marking the debut of her new tour Las Cartas Sobre la Mesa. · Diario De México
  3. Yuridia performed at Estadio GNP for 54,000 people in a concert that lasted nearly three hours. · El Heraldo de México
  4. Ocesa, the concert promoter, reported that 54,000 people attended Yuridia's first concert at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, which was the first of two scheduled shows at the venue. · El Universal
  5. Yuridia performed 'Ángel', the song she sang during her time on the fourth generation of the Mexican TV show 'La Academia' where she placed second, 21 years after that competition. · El Universal
  6. The concert featured a repertoire spanning Yuridia's career, including recent songs like 'Tu pasado y tú' and classics such as '¿Qué nos pasó?', 'Ángel', and 'Ya es muy tarde'. · Diario De México
  7. During the concert, Yuridia appeared on screens questioning a fortune teller about her future, only to reveal the woman was Lola Cortés, her former judge on the reality show La Academia. · El Heraldo de México
  8. The concert featured both stages of Yuridia's career, including ballads and regional Mexican hits such as 'Qué agonía'. · El Universal
  9. Yuridia performed songs from her regional Mexican albums 'Pa' luego es tarde' and 'Sin llorar', which she made with singer and producer Edén Muñoz. · El Universal
  10. Yuridia performed 'No me queda más' by Selena and 'Basta ya' as part of tributes to important figures in Latin music. · Diario De México
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