Peso Pluma Electrifies Chicago with Back-to-Back Sold-Out Shows at United Center

Written and Captured By | Gerardo Portillo

Peso Pluma brings the Madhouse on Madison to life once again with two sold out back-to-back shows at the United Center in Chicago. As night two was soon to begin for the Éxodo tour, an amazing crowd ready for the night that was in store, lined up around the entire stadium awaiting entrance. With an electric stage presence to several special guest appearances, Peso Pluma had the United Center roaring with excitement all night long.   

The show was expected to start at 9PM and shortly after, the lights dimmed, the crowd erupted in screams of excitement, and the Jumbotron showed Peso Pluma in the tunnels about to enter the stage, with the Chicago Bulls theme song playing in the background.  

Peso Pluma elevated from beneath the stage, opening his set with “LA DURANGO”, following a live band, and a perfectly- executed choreography performance from several dancers. The live band backing up each song through the set played a major part as well as the dancers upon the stage giving the audience different tastes of the music that was played through the night.   

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Peso Pluma goes on to perform “Lagunas”, a popular song from the 2023 album Génesis and announces the first special guest of the night, Jasiel Nuñez. The crowd screams in excitement as Peso Pluma allows Jasiel the opportunity to perform “Corazón Frío” and one of Jasiel’s top songs, “Bipolar”. Peso Pluma enters the stage once again to continue a remarkable show, not long before announcing another surprise guest, Rich The Kid. Rich The Kid has Chicago fans cheering loudly, as he began performing his recent feature, “GIMME A SECOND” from Peso Pluma’s album, “Éxodo”. Peso Pluma steps back and allows Rich The Kid to take control of the performance, as Rich The Kid then began to perform a couple of his top hits, the crowd reciting his songs, lyric by lyric.  

Peso Pluma takes to the stage to thank Rich The Kid and continues the show by announcing the next special guest for night being Offset, formerly known from Migos.  Offset enters the stage performing “Say My Grace” from his recent album “Set It Off”. Offset then goes on to play a well-known fan favorite song, “Bad and Boujee”. The energy grows and fans voices are echoing throughout the stadium. Peso Pluma gave fans a taste of his diverse love for music, as well as giving the fans a remarkable performance throughout the night. Peso Pluma continues to bring out more special guests that include Estevan Plazola, Dareyes de la Sierra, and one the fans were exceptionally excited to see, was Peso Pluma’s cousin, Tito Double P.   

While numerous artists joined Peso Pluma’s show, Peso Pluma still delivered to the audience an insane amount of energy and an impressive show, as he played several of his top songs, that also, tend to rank extremely high in the Charts today.  

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Peso Pluma’s second performance at the United Center concluded with fireworks, nearly a dozen dancers holding sparklers, and confetti. Several cannons spit red, white, and green confetti (which represent the colors of the Mexican flag and his ancestoral roots) into the air, as Peso Pluma thanks Chicago and has the crowd erupting in a roar of applause and awe for an amazing two and a half hour performance. He ends the show playing “Teka”, which was a perfect way to end the night with a vibrant and uplifting energy.  

Peso Pluma has climbed his way up to the top of stardom, breaking numerous records and creating history in the Latin music genre, at such a young age, all while maintaining a humble personality. As Peso Pluma continues making a global impression while he is on the Éxodo tour, Chicago will never forget the unforgettable and remarkable performance they witnessed at the United Center.