Harry Styles thanks fans for 16 years, calls for community
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Harry Styles thanked fans for 16 years of his career, emphasizing community and connection through music.
- He highlighted the importance of togetherness, inspired by his tour's "Together Together" theme.
- Styles performed for 68,500 people in Mexico City, concluding with "As it Was" and a fireworks display.
Addressing a crowd of 68,500 in Mexico City, Harry Styles expressed profound gratitude for his 16-year career, urging fans to foster community and connection beyond the concert.
Having these shows with you is exactly what I was looking for in this album, dancing with friends, with strangers.
During his performance, Styles took a moment before singing "Carla's Song" to thank his audience. "Having these shows with you is exactly what I was looking for in this album, dancing with friends, with strangers," he shared. He reflected on how music allows him to be part of people's lives, stating, "Thank you for trusting me, for the music, for being here tonight. It means so much."
Styles' "Together Together" tour theme underscores his belief in unity, especially as he feels the world seems to be forgetting it. He encouraged fans to carry the concert's energy and sense of community with them, looking around at friends and strangers to recognize what they have built together.
Thank you for trusting me, for the music, for being here tonight. It means so much.
The British artist also thanked his Mexican fans for their enduring support throughout his visits. His concert, which began around 9 p.m. with "Are You Listening Yet?" and lasted over two hours, included hits like "Watermelon Sugar" and "Sign of the Times." The show concluded after 11 p.m. with "As It Was" accompanied by a fireworks spectacle.
This community, this energy, this thing that you have built together. When the song, the show, this tour ends, it will all still be there if you look around, look at all the people around you, your friends, strangers, look at what you have created together over the years.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.