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K-pop group IDNTT to perform for free at Mexico City festival
South Korean K-pop group IDNTT is visiting Mexico for the first time as part of a tour running from November 2 to 10.
The tour is the group’s first trip to Latin America and also includes a stop in Santiago, Chile.
In Mexico City, its activities include a public performance on November 2 and a merchandise event on November 9.
IDNTT is scheduled to perform at the free K-Festival on November 10 at Centro Cultural Futurama in the Lindavista neighborhood.
The festival is set to run from noon to 9 p.m.
and will feature activities related to K-pop.
Before the tour, the group released “Linda Mía,” its first original song with Spanish lyrics, on October 9.
The Mexico City festival is the final event of IDNTT’s visit to Mexico.
South Korean K-pop group IDNTT is scheduled to perform for free at Mexico City’s K-Festival on November 10.
The festival will take place at Centro Cultural Futurama in the Lindavista neighborhood.
The announced festival hours are noon to 9 p.m., with free admission.
The performance is the final event of IDNTT’s Mexico visit, which runs from November 2 to 10.
The visit is part of the group’s first Latin American tour, which also includes Santiago de Chile.
- Who
- South Korean K-pop group IDNTT.
- What
- The group will perform for free at the K-Festival.
- When
- November 10, 2026. The festival is scheduled from noon to 9 p.m.
- Where
- Centro Cultural Futurama in Mexico City.
- Why
- The performance is part of IDNTT’s first Latin American tour and the festival’s K-pop activities.
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IDNTT released “Linda Mía,” its first song with original Spanish lyrics.
The group held a busking performance in Mexico City.
IDNTT took part in an event organized with Photoism and Whosfan.
The group is scheduled to perform at the K-Festival in Mexico City.
- Group
- IDNTT
- Festival
- K-Festival
- Performance date
- November 10, 2026
- Venue
- Centro Cultural Futurama, Mexico City
- Admission
- Free
- Festival hours
- 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.