Blnko one of the artists who has represented the new wave of Mexican punk artists will perform in Mexico City after having stepped on the stage of the Lunario of the National Auditorium during 2023.
Sergio Moraila Espinoza, better known as Blnko, is an artist originally from Guadalajara, Jalisco. Among the main themes he deals with in his songs are love, heartbreak and mental health, and he has gained relevance in the independent industry by mixing genres such as pop punk, hip hop and trap.
Among the most popular songs by also known as el vato triste are: Jeff Hardy, Lying down runs, The ambulance light, spit in my face, Masochist par excellence, 307, sleep without you, Death and 90.
It was through his Instagram account that the singer announced that he will perform again in the capital after in 2023 he got a sold out at the Lunario of the National Auditorium.
The new date on which Blnko will be on stage in CDMX will be next December 7 in it Fronton Mexico.
In addition, Blnko revealed that tickets have already gone on sale and until next Thursday June 20 They can be purchased at a pre-sale price, that is, their cost is lower.
Therefore, in the case of general admission, the pre-sale price is 500 Mexican pesoswhile the pre-sale Meet & Greet can be purchased for 800 Mexican pesos.
The singer pointed out that performing at this venue is a new challenge in his career, since on this occasion he will perform in front of almost twice as many people as at the Lunario, since the capacity of this space is for 500 and up to 1,200. spectators, while for the Frontón México it is for 4 thousand 200 people.
“Tell everyone to go get their tickets and help us achieve the greatest mission we have attempted in history,” the singer wrote when announcing his next performance in the capital.
Frontón México, inaugurated in 1929, is a emblematic building located in Mexico City, dedicated mainly to jai alai, also known as “Basque Pelota”. This sport, which was very popular during the 20th century, It is characterized by its speed and skilland is played in an enclosed space with a hard ball and a long basket.
The venue has witnessed great meetings of this sport, attracted by both local and foreign fans. During its heyday, the Frontón México not only hosted sports competitions, but also highly relevant social events, becoming a meeting point for the capital’s elite.
After a prolonged period of closure, in 2017, the Frontón México reopened its doors after an extensive renovation that modernized its facilities, respecting the original architecture. Today, the building combines its historical legacy with contemporary events, including concerts, exhibitions and other shows. This reinvention has allowed the Frontón México to remain relevant in the cultural and social life of Mexico City, attracting new generations of visitors and keeping the jai alai tradition alive in the country.
