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[^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]\n\nThe 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]\n\nYuridia performed 'No me queda más' by Selena and 'Basta ya' as part of tributes to important figures in Latin music. 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