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Metro celebrates 57 years with music and dancing at Insurgentes Glorieta: “Everyone can dance freely”

From El Universal · () Spanish

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  • Mexico City’s Metro marked its 57th anniversary with four days of free concerts at the Insurgentes Glorieta.
  • Liran’ Roll, Los Askis, the Metro Orchestra and other performers played music for thousands of attendees.
  • Organizers invited people to dance freely as part of the public celebration.

The Mexico City Metro celebrated 57 years of service with music, dancing and a simple invitation at the Insurgentes Glorieta: “Everyone can dance freely.”

The four-day festival brought together performers including Liran’ Roll, Aroón and his group Ilusión, Los Askis, Anxolotes, Saya, the Metro Orchestra and Interpuesto. Their hits drew thousands of people to the celebration.

Juan Manuel Torreblanca, RoboDJ Rafa Meza, Barbie Williams, Kumbia Live, Orquesta La Típica, Jamaica Sonora, Luca Orozco, Norteños Band, Sonora Son de Vida, Perfume con Aroma de Mujer and Los Karmann Ghia also took part.

The festival concluded with a ji dance. Adrián Rubalcava Suárez, the Metro’s director general, thanked all the groups that performed free of charge. He issued the thanks on behalf of Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada, in collaboration with Cultura Metro.

Everyone can dance freely.

· Festival invitationThe phrase encouraged attendees to dance as part of the Metro anniversary celebration.
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