Visits
Among his guests on the show: Amilcar Nadal, Lengualerta, Pascual Reyes, Carolina Ross, María Daniela, Pee Wee, Alemán and more.
Gaby Gazcon
CDMX. Mexican ska band Rococo Pantheon I celebrated 30 years of resistance in ska, with a show of almost three hours and an explosive setlist and 10 guests.
The concert began with classics such as Punk-O, Asesino and Estrella Roja, which served as a warm-up for what would be an explosive night, with special guests and speeches that shook their fans.
LUXURY GUESTS
In such an important celebration, they decided to share the stage, this is how they began: Amilcar Nadal and Lengualerta with ‘Sad Reality’, then Pascual Reyes from San Pascualito Rey with ‘Vendera de Caricias’, then Carolina Ross who shook with ‘La Palomita’, continued María Daniela who made the GNP dance with ‘Little Treaty of a Goodbye’, then Pee Wee who added the cumbichero touch with ‘Mil Horas’; Then Alemán came and set the fire with ‘Nothing Passed’; Sabino and LNG SHT came and made the stage shake with their ‘Parison’ and finally María Barracuda put the finishing touch and closure with ‘Arréglame el Alma’.
RAISE YOUR VOICE FOR PALESTINE
Faithful to their history of struggle and denunciation, the Pantheon They raised their voices. With Caminemos Juntos, Dr. Shenka and Lengualerta raised the flag of Palestine to demand justice:
“78 years of genocide, years, decades of apartheid, of illegal occupation, of war crimes and crimes against humanity. We demand an end to the genocide… We demand military payment from the Mexican government, compliance with the trade agreement and sanctions from the UNU.
SHENKA’S HEALTH
Before playing 1993, the vocalist said: “I had to stop for health reasons, but now I am here reconnecting with the band and with you… let’s shine a light for all those we are missing in this country, we cannot be indolent in respect,” he said with his heart exposed.
DID YOU KNOW?
At their 30th anniversary celebration, they played for almost three hours and had 10 guests.
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