The Chilean group '31 Minutos' will give a free concert at the Zócalo. The concert, dedicated to children, will begin at 7:00 PM. As it is a free event, a large attendance is expected. It is recommended to arrive well in advance to secure a good spot and enjoy the show as close to the stage as possible. So far, the authorities of Mexico City have not announced if screens will be set up at points other than the Zócalo; they only mentioned they will have 'an accessible space for people with disabilities or reduced mobility.' The group is currently on their Radio Guaripolo II tour, where they have performed a setlist full of hits, both current and songs from the early Top Top Top of Policarpo Avendaño. The setlist for the Zócalo show is likely to be very similar. The songs they have performed at their recent concerts in Mexico City include 'Mr. Guantecillo', 'Señora, devuélvame el balón', and 'Mi muñeca me habló'. After filling the Teatro Metropólitan and the National Auditorium on multiple occasions, the cast of '31 Minutos' arrives with their 'top-top-top-top' to the Plaza de la Constitución. Like events such as Shakira's concert, the show from the Chilean television program will be completely free and will take place at the end of April to celebrate Children's Day. If you couldn't get tickets for the Radio Guaripolo II tour, this is one of the best opportunities to hear classics like 'Mi muñeca me habló', 'Mi equilibrio espiritual', or the newest songs from the album Arwrarwrirwrarwro. The Mexico City Secretariat of Culture announced via social media that, as part of the Children's Day activities, '31 Minutos' will offer a free concert at the Zócalo. The event is on April 30 and promises to be a show 'full of humor, imagination, and characters that are already part of our history,' so it's possible to see characters like Juan Carlos Bodoque, Tulio Treviño, and Juanín on stage. After the announcement, '31 Minutos' confirmed that the show at the Zócalo will be unique: 'April 30 will be a very special day, do you know why? Because 31 Minutos is going to break it at the Zócalo in CDMX with a massive concert.'
