BMO Stadium at Full Capacity: Gloria Trevi Turned the Night into History with Mariachis, Glam, and a Reconciliation on Stage
- Studio VII
- Mar 2
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 2
Los Ángeles, CA (March 2, 2026) – Gloria Trevi celebrated her birthday and legendary career with a one-of-a-kind concert this past Saturday, February 28, at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. Surrounded by guest artists, mariachis, and her family, Trevi gave fans an unforgettable night full of special moments and a journey through the hits that have defined her career.
The show, titled “Gloria Trevi Live Celebration,” drew thousands of fans for an energetic and emotional performance filled with surprises. The concert kicked off with a thrilling countdown that set the crowd on fire, followed by classics like Zapatos Viejos, El Último Beso, Hoy No Voy a Gritar, and Con Los Ojos Cerrados. Trevi continued with fan favorites including Vestida de Azúcar, Me Río de Ti, Tu Ángel de la Guarda, and Psicofonía. A deeply moving moment came when she performed Un Abrazo, from her acclaimed album El Vuelo, dedicated to loved ones who are no longer with us.
Throughout the night, Trevi treated fans to surprise appearances, including performing La Mujer with Mon Laferte, welcoming Raquenel for En Medio de la Tempestad, and sharing an emotional family moment for IntensamenteIntensamente.
A mariachi band also joined in several interludes, performing a lively medley of La Ley del Monte, El Ingrato, Porque Me Haces Llorar, and Volver, Volver, finishing with the classic Mariachi Loco. These moments added an authentic and festive touch to the celebration.
After more than two hours, the show reached its peak with Como Yo Te Amo, followed by her hit Todos Me Miran, featuring a spectacular parade of drag queens that filled the stage with color and drama. The concert closed with Dr. Psiquiatra, sending the audience into a frenzy of standing ovations and lighting up the stadium with excitement.
It was a night to remember, where music, passion, and Gloria Trevi’s unique connection with her fans were felt in every corner of the stadium. Promoted by Live Nation, Great Talent, and Latino Live, the concert was a one-of-a-kind event that cemented Trevi’s legacy as one of the most influential female artists in Latin music.
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