Grupo Frontera Electrifies Los Angeles Fans With “Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada” Tour
This past weekend, trailblazing Musica Mexicana pioneers, Grupo Frontera,took over the United States where they kicked off their “Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada” tour with a sold out show in Los Angeles at the all new Intuit Dome.
Returning to Los Angeles after several months, the group re-introduced themselves via their reimagined show inclusive of a fully redesigned stage layout, incredible visuals and pyrotechnics, and steller acoustics. Plus, Grupo Frontera introduced their incredible new audiovisual experience which included the renowned Transformers franchise and narration by the iconic comedian Eugenio Derbez. The original Transformer revealed during the show is the first Mexican Transformer, created specifically for Grupo Frontera in collaboration with the group.
The two-hour show, inclusive of 29 tracks, was composed of songs from their recently released album “Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada” blended with some hits from their freshman album “El Comienzo,” and more. The also brought out two special guest, Fidel from Marca Registrada and Maluma.
Starting the night off with their new audiovisual experience, Payo Solis, Juan Cantu, Beto Acosta, Julian Peña, Carlos Guerrero, and Brian Ortega dove into “Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada” tracks, “F*cking Amor,” “Los Dos,” and “Nunca La Olvide.” Showcasing their new stage layout which displays Julian and Carlos located on two raised trucks, Grupo Frontera continued the evening with “Quedate Bebe,” “Amor Propio,” and “Entre Parentesis,” their collaboration with Shakira. Next the group jumped into their classic hit “Di Que Si” which landed on the Billboard Hot 100 for three consecutive weeks. Next, they journeyed into their album “El Comienzo” with hits “Le Va Doler,” “De Lunes a Lunes,” and their Arcangel collaboration “ALV.”
Continuing the night the group performed “Echándote De Menos,” “No Se Que Paso,” “Alch Si,” and “Ya Pedo Quien Sabe,” their collaboration with Christian Nodal. “Me Hizo Un Favor,” “Ibiza,” Vato Perfecto,” “Ojitos Rojo,” new dance track “Desquite,” and their collaboration with Peso Pluma, “Tulum” followed. They continued with “Bebe Dame,” “Fragil,” “911,” “En Altavoz,” and their iconic rise to fame “No Se Va.”
You can catch Grupo Frontera on their “Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada” tour now coming to a city near you.
