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FreenBecky 1st Fan Meeting [Love Spreads] in Mexico City
A sold-out Teatro Metropolitán, a mariachi in the audience and Becky singing “Havana”: Freen and Becky’s first fan meeting in Mexico was the loudest night of the tour.
- Venue
- Teatro Metropolitán
- City
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Time
- 9:00 PM (local)
- Keyword
- FREEN BECKY LATAM TOUR MEXICO
The day
Freen and Becky’s first night in Mexico
↓Videos & sources belowOn Monday 1 September 2025, Freen Sarocha and Becky Armstrong played the second stop of the Love Spreads Latin America tour at Mexico City’s Teatro Metropolitán. It was their first fan meeting in Mexico, presented by IDF and S9T Concert and promoted by CDM Entertainment with OCESA, and Saficosmos reported it sold out ahead of the night.
Fans met them at the airport when they landed the afternoon before, and by midday on the show day, Escándala reported lines wrapping around the theater. Inside, Freen and Becky tried out Spanish phrases, played games with the audience, and Becky sang Camila Cabello’s “Havana” with the whole room singing along. The pair danced to “La Chona” and “Gasolina,” and fans surprised them with a live mariachi inside the theater and another band waiting outside.
The keyword “FREEN BECKY LATAM TOUR MEXICO” trended with #FreenBecky1stFMinMexicoCity. Their own songs are on the music page.
- São Paulo, Vibra São Paulo30 August 2025
- Mexico City, Teatro Metropolitán1 September 2025 · this page
- Lima, Auditorio del Pentagonito3 September 2025
Sources
Love Spreads Mexico City sources
A fan video from the night, the official announcement, a review and the hashtag.
The card game, Mexico City
Fan video — credit to the original poster, watch on YouTube. For questions or removal requests, contact @FBmediasite.
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