No Te Va Gustar Plays Mexico City Tonight: Uruguay’s Rock Giants at the Pepsi Center WTC
No Te Va Gustar in CDMX is tonight’s big rock night: the Uruguayan band plays Mexico City’s Pepsi Center WTC on Saturday, August 29, presenting ‘Florece en el Caos’ — the new album that follows a 120-show, 19-country anniversary run.
One of Latin America’s biggest Spanish-language rock bands lands in Mexico City tonight: No Te Va Gustar plays the Pepsi Center WTC.
Key Facts
- The show. No Te Va Gustar live — ‘Florece en el Caos’ tour stop in Mexico City.
- When. Saturday, August 29, 2026, Pepsi Center WTC, Mexico City.
- The band. Uruguay’s NTVG, formed in Montevideo in 1994 — three decades, nine Latin Grammy nominations.
- The new album. ‘Florece en el Caos’, released January 8, 2026 — ten new songs recorded in Montevideo.
- The context. The tour follows the ‘Gira 30 Años’: 120+ shows, 19 countries and 80+ cities between 2024 and 2025.
No Te Va Gustar in CDMX: The ‘Florece en el Caos’ Night
No Te Va Gustar in CDMX arrives with a new chapter: ‘Florece en el Caos’ (‘It Blooms in Chaos’), the band’s eleventh studio album, released in January and recorded at Montevideo’s Estudio Elefante Blanco with producer Nico Cotton.
The record is rougher and sharper than recent work — ten songs about universal themes from a mature, reflective but hopeful perspective, in the band’s own description.
Three Decades of Uruguayan Rock
Formed in Montevideo in 1994, NTVG fuses rock with reggae, folk, murga and ska — a sound that made them one of Latin America’s most popular Spanish-language rock bands.
Their catalog includes eleven studio albums, five live records, two documentaries and an official biography — plus nine Latin Grammy nominations, including Best Rock Song and Best Rock Album for recent work.
After the Epic 30-Year Tour
Tonight’s show follows the band’s ‘Gira 30 Años’, which ran 2024–2025 across 19 countries and more than 80 cities, closing with a sold-out Estadio UNO in La Plata, Argentina.
The 2026 international tour already counts 40+ announced shows across Latin America and Europe — from a free kickoff in Santa Teresa, Uruguay, to Buenos Aires’ Estadio Ferro and Bogotá’s Movistar Arena.
Practical Notes for Tonight
The Pepsi Center WTC sits inside the World Trade Center complex on Insurgentes Sur — Metrobus Poliforum and a dozen bus lines drop you at the door; official parking exists but exits slowly after shows.
Tickets ran through OCESA/Ticketmaster; same-day availability for arena shows is usually limited to upper sections — check the official channels before heading out.
Sources
OCESA — No Te Va Gustar, Pepsi Center, 29 ago 2026 · Prensa OCESA — No Te Va Gustar florece en el caos y estará de regreso en México
Frequently Asked Questions
When does No Te Va Gustar play Mexico City?
On Saturday, August 29, 2026, at the Pepsi Center WTC in Mexico City — part of the ‘Florece en el Caos’ international tour.
What is No Te Va Gustar’s new album?
‘Florece en el Caos’, released January 8, 2026 — ten new songs recorded at Estudio Elefante Blanco in Montevideo, produced by Nico Cotton.
Who is No Te Va Gustar?
Uruguay’s most international rock band, formed in Montevideo in 1994, mixing rock with reggae, folk, murga and ska — nine Latin Grammy nominations over three decades.
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Sources: OCESA; Prensa OCESA; Songkick.
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