Mexican singer Carín León will perform the first concert at Nu Stadium, Inter Miami‘s new stadium, on June 28 as part of his North American tour ‘De Sonora, para el mundo’ (From Sonora to the world).
“Being at Nu Stadium and being the first concert fills me with great pride. Miami has always been very important to me,” said the two-time Grammy winner in a statement released Wednesday by the Miami soccer team. “I believe that if music and sports serve to unite cultures and people, then we are doing things right,” added the singer.
Miami prepares to shine
The Miami stop is a new addition to the tour that Carín León began this month and that will take him to 53 stages in the United States, Mexico, Argentina and Canada until October 9.
Inter Miami’s new home will be inaugurated on April 4, nearly three years after construction began near Miami International Airport.
In addition to the stadium, called Nu Stadium for sponsorship reasons, the site will also include a 23-hectare public park, commercial space, hotels and offices.
Miami has always been very important to me
Carín León
With a seating capacity of 26,700, Inter Miami envisions that Nu Stadium will not only be limited to soccer, but can also host concerts such as that of Carín León.
While waiting for a permanent stadium, the club captained by Argentine Lionel Messi played its matches at Chase Stadium, a temporary field in Fort Lauderdale, north of Miami.
With information from EFE
From Sonora to international success
Carín León is one of the most influential Mexican artists in regional music today.
Originally from Hermosillo, Sonora, he began his career as part of local groups before going solo.
Where he achieved recognition with hits that fuse banda, norteño and country music.
His authentic and versatile style has led him to conquer stages in the United States and Latin America.
Winner of major awards, including Grammys, he has positioned himself as a global reference for regional Mexican music, connecting especially with the U.S. Hispanic community.
For more information, visit QuéOnnda.com.
