BAD GYAL CAPTIVATES HER MEXICAN AUDIENCE DURING FIRST SOLD-OUT SHOW AT PEPSI CENTER IN MEXICO CITY

HER SUCCESSFUL SOLD-OUT SHOW COMES AFTER MILESTONE RELEASE

“CHULO PT. 2” WHICH CONTINUES TO DOMINATE SPOTIFY CHARTS

AND QUALIFIES FOR 2X PLATINUM

This past weekend, international sensation Bad Gyal took her electrifying performance to Mexico, where she performed her first sold-out show in Mexico, infront of five thousand fans at the Pepsi Center in Mexico City.

Bad Gyal opened her first sold-out performance in Mexico with song, “Blin Blin” joined by a group of dancers who kicked off the show encouraging everyone to dance throughout the night. The artist continued taking over the stage and satisfying the crowd by interpreting various of fan-favorite tracks including, “Real G,” “Sin Carné” and “Chulo pt.2,” a widely acclaimed song that has secured its spot on Spotify’s Global Daily Top Songs chart and in Billboard’s Global 200 chart.

The ‘IT-Gyal’ was received with open arms, showcasing a personalized wardrobe by highly acclaimed Mexican fashion designer Sánchez-Kane, demonstrating Bad Gyal’s continuous and unwavering support to local designers across the world. Bad Gyal, also known for her unique style and ability to stand out in high fashion – proved she could go beyond music and combine two of the things she loves the most on one single stage.

Bad Gyal took the opportunity to say some thankful words to her fans expressing the special love she has for Mexico as it was the first country where she performed outside of Spain. As Bad Gyal preached her final words, the audience exploded with appreciation reciprocating the love they have for the artist. With that, Bad Gyal closed the show singing,“Alocao” and “Fiebre.”

Currently, Bad Gyal is preparing to release her long-awaited debut album, ‘La Joia,’ which promises to capture her unique essence and style. In the coming weeks, the artist will also release new music and will continue taking her captivating performances to live audiences across the globe, including Europe and Latin America: