Harry Styles turns Mexico City concerts into a visual postcard
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Harry Styles is documenting his Mexico City concerts with photos and videos shared on social media.
- The singer has shared moments from his performances, including during heavy rain, and has been seen enjoying local life.
- Fans have reacted to his posts, sharing their concert experiences and encouraging him to share more candid moments.
Harry Styles is turning his Mexico City residency into a visual diary, sharing intimate glimpses of his "Together, Together" tour with fans. The former One Direction member is playing six shows at the Estadio GNP, with his residency concluding on August 10.
Since arriving in the capital, Styles has posted photos from his concerts and other moments from his stay, creating a visual log of his return to Mexico. After his first show on Friday, July 31, he shared a picture of himself covering his ears as the audience held up their phones. This concert took place amidst heavy rain, which did not deter his fans.
Harry we love you, please don't leave Mexico
Fans expressed their devotion in comments, with messages like "Harry we love you, please don't leave Mexico," and "I would wait another 9 hours in the rain for you." The singer returned to Mexico after his Love On Tour in 2022. For his second performance, Styles posted a photo surrounded by stage lights and effects, captioned "Together, Together Mexico City, Two." The show experienced hail, and Styles even slipped on stage during "Are You Listening Yet?" but continued his performance. He chose to share a more glamorous photo instead of the fall, prompting fans to jokingly ask for the "fall picture" or "hail picture."
For his third concert, Styles shifted the tone, sharing a black and white photo of himself in a white robe. Beyond his stage presence, Styles has drawn attention for his interactions with daily life in Mexico City, having been spotted at restaurants.
I would wait another 9 hours in the rain for you
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.