‘MEMOREX + REXSEXEX AND MORE’, Zoé’s concert film

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Of the GNP Stadium to the big screen.

The Mexican band, Zoe, will present exclusively in theaters Cinemex: MEMOREX + REXSEXEX AND MORE, a concert film directed by Rodrigo Guardiola which documents his six historic shows in the GNP Insurance Stadiumcapturing the live energy, creative development and intimate human dynamics of the musicians, as well as the complicity of their audience after more than 20 years of experience.

This production will reach the complexes Cinemex of the country on September 17, and tickets can be purchased from August 20 through its official website.

“Zoé has already made history with these live concerts, now we are sure that she will also make history in movie theaters: it will be a collective and unrepeatable experience with a sound and image that only cinema can offer,” the press release reads.

In tune with their arrival on the big screen, the band expands the celebration by releasing 011025, a record production captured entirely live that is now available on streaming services. streaming. This anthological material rescues the sound essence of those shows, allowing us to rediscover the magic of their repertoire through 27 pieces that encapsulate the interpretative strength, the emotionality and the deep connection they have forged with their fans over time.

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