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Mía Rubín Asks Rosalía for Chance to Open Mexico City Concerts

Mía Rubín Asks Rosalía for Chance to Open Mexico City Concerts

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Mexican singer Mía Rubín has publicly asked Rosalía for an opportunity to open her upcoming concerts in Mexico City.
  • Rubín shared a video on social media expressing her dream of being a supporting act for the Spanish artist.
  • She encouraged her followers to tag Rosalía to help her dream reach the singer.

Young Mexican singer Mía Rubín has taken a bold step by publicly appealing to Spanish superstar Rosalía for a chance to open her upcoming concerts in Mexico City. Rubín, daughter of well-known Mexican television host Andrea Legarreta and musician Erik Rubín, expressed her long-held dream in a video shared across her social media platforms.

Today I am going to dare to say something I never thought I would do and I am going to tell you one of my dreams out loud: I want to open one of her dates at the Palacio de los Deportes.

— Mía RubínExpressing her desire to open for Rosalía's concert.

In the video, Rubín confessed that fear of judgment had previously prevented her from voicing such aspirations. However, she decided to overcome her hesitation, stating, "Today I am going to dare to say something I never thought I would do and I am going to tell you one of my dreams out loud: I want to open one of her dates at the Palacio de los Deportes."

Rosalía, if you are seeing this, I would love to be able to open your concert. For me, it would be a great honor.

— Mía RubínDirectly addressing Rosalía with her request.

Rubín acknowledged that such a significant opportunity would not materialize on its own and emphasized her willingness to work hard for it. Addressing Rosalía directly, she added, "Rosalía, if you are seeing this, I would love to be able to open your concert. For me, it would be a great honor." She concluded by urging her followers to tag Rosalía, hoping to amplify her request and increase the chances of her dream coming true as the artist prepares for four shows at the Palacio de los Deportes.

If you believe in dreams that are scary, tag her and let's see how far this goes.

— Mía RubínAsking her followers to help amplify her request.
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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.