SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'

Apr 06, 2025

SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment



SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
The group Seventeen left another strong mark on the international stage. They became the first K-pop artists to appear as headliners in Mexico 'Tecate Pa'l Norte 2025' to expand their global influence.

Seventeen heated up the scene by performing more than 13 songs for about an hour on the main stage of 'Pal Norte' at 8:20 p.m. on the 4th (local time) at Pundidora Park in Monterey, Mexico.

With their reputation as "performance masters", they fascinated local music fans with dynamic performances, seasoned stage manners, and a wide musical spectrum.




When SEVENTEEN appeared with a live band performance with rich sound, the spacious concert hall was quickly covered with cheers. They blasted 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled)', 'Left & Right', and 'Snap Shoot' in succession, exuding pleasant energy.

SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
Starting with Hoshi X Woozi, who released his first single album 'BEAM' on the 10th of last month, there was also a unit stage where you can see Seventeen's colorful charms from the hip-hop team's 'Water', the performance team's 'Rain', and the vocal team's 'Youth Praise'.

The festival atmosphere peaked on the stage of 'Headliner', which is considered a must-win song for outdoor performances, and 'God of Music', which features SEVENTEEN's unique positive energy. The aspect of 'Festival Strongest' was seen from the members who approached the audience and induced a response.




SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
The combination of fierce band performance and large-scale group dance was truly overwhelming. The excitement of the site reached its peak by adding powerful performances to the more thrillingly arranged music.

Seventeen, who visited Mexico for the first time in about five years, actively communicated with the audience by greeting them in a local language. Fans also responded enthusiastically.

Each of the major songs, such as 'HOT' and 'God of Music', came out with the Korean 'Ttechang'. Seventeen's official cheering stick 'Caratbong' covered the audience, and flags and placards with the members' names fluttered everywhere. The members expressed their overwhelming feelings, saying, "CARAT all over the world (CARAT. fandom name) made this place for us." "I will never forget today."




SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
Seventeen is happy to be with 'Pal Norte' for the first time as a K-pop artist at a local media press conference prior to the performance. Regardless of language or nationality, fans all over the world can sympathize and enjoy music, so it's fun." S.Coups, the leader of the group, said "We (SEVENTEEN) are famous for being good on stage. I'll show you the true value in Pal Norte"I want to visit Mexico again on a world tour next time."It raised expectations.

Also known as the "Coachella of Mexico" 'Pal Norte' is one of the largest music festivals in Latin America. Seventeen made the lineup this year with Olivia Rodrigo, Green Day, Benson Boone, and Charlie XCX as headliners, realizing their high global status.

SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
SEVENTEEN Becomes First K-pop Headliner at ‘Tecate Pa'l Norte'
photo courtesy of Pledis Entertainment
After successfully finishing the stage of "Pal Norte", SEVENTEEN heads to Japan. They will hold 'SEVENTEEN 2025 JAPAN FAN MEETING'HOLIDAY' at Kyocera Dome Osaka on the 24th and 26th and 27th, and Saitama Super Arena on May 10-11.



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