Mœnia in Las Vegas

Mœnia is a Mexican synth-pop and electronic-pop trio formed in Mexico City in the early 1990s. The group’s core lineup comprises vocalist Alfonso Pichardo and keyboardists Jorge Soto and Alex “Midi” Ortega. Its best-known Spanish-language songs include “No puedo estar sin ti,” “Manto estelar,” “Déjame entrar” and its version of “Ni tú ni nadie.” Mœnia has returned to the Auditorio Nacional for headline concerts across its career. The Pixel Tour later took the trio through theaters and concert venues in Mexico and the United States. Festival appearances have included Vive Latino in Mexico City, while Monterrey has hosted the group at Tecate Pa'l Norte.

María José is a Mexican pop singer, born in Mexico City in 1976, who first became known as a member of Kabah before starting a solo career. Her best-known solo recordings include “No Soy una Señora” from the covers album Amante de lo Ajeno, “Prefiero Ser Su Amante” and “Me Equivoqué.” In 2015, she rejoined Kabah for the OV7 Kabah tour, which took both groups to arenas around Mexico. She later recorded the concert album Conexión, featuring appearances by Ha*Ash, Yuri and Carlos Rivera, and has headlined the Auditorio Nacional as a solo artist.