YAMI SAFDIE LIVED HER MOST SPECIAL NIGHT: A SOLD-OUT GRAN REX AND THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HER NEW ALBUM “QUERIDA YO”

Yami Safdie experienced an unforgettable night in front of a sold-out Gran Rex — one of the most significant milestones in her career. The artist delivered an intimate, honest, and deeply emotional show where she revisited her biggest hits and unveiled a glimpse of her new artistic era.

From the very first note, the theatre became a space of pure connection between Yami and her audience: thousands of voices singing in unison, a dreamlike stage design, and a warmth that strengthened that bond from start to finish. Yami was as powerful as she was close to her fans — each song serving as a bridge to emotion.

The night also featured unique moments with special guests joining her on stage, gifting the audience with some of the most celebrated and touching highlights of the concert. La Sole joined her for a powerful version of “Tu amiga,” the legendary Nito Mestre performed “Quizás porque,” Mora Bianchi for “Hay un cuento,” and Milo J took part in “Creencias de Cordura” and “El Bolero,” sparking a standing ovation from the crowd.

In a performance that combined vulnerability, connection, and vocal strength, Yami performed songs such as “En Otra Vida,” “Querida Yo,” “Buen Provecho,” “Odio Odiarme,” and “Tengo,” all sung passionately by the audience from start to finish.

The concert came at a pivotal time in her career: Yami has just released her new single “Amor Prestado” featuring Manuel Turizo, a collaboration that will be part of her upcoming album “Querida Yo.” As a heartfelt surprise for her fans, she announced live that the album will be released on November 27— now available for pre-save here. 

The album will also include “En Otra Vida” (feat. Lasso), “Querida Yo” (feat. Camilo), “+ Te Vale” (feat. Emilia), “Amor Prestado” (feat. Manuel Turizo), and more songs that showcase the maturity, sensitivity, and artistic evolution of a voice representing an entire generation.

In addition, Yami celebrates her first Latin Grammy nomination in the category of “Best Pop Song” for “Querida Yo,” solidifying her status as one of the most relevant figures in the new Latin pop scene.

Her night at the Gran Rex not only confirmed her artistic growth but also the power of a project that moves through honesty and connects with thousands of people who find in her songs a refuge, a mirror, and an open letter to the heart.