ASTANA – Dimash Qudaibergen once again conquered Latin America, performing to a sold-out audience of 15,000 at the Palacio de los Deportes on Oct. 10, following his first solo concert in the region at Mexico City’s iconic Auditorio Nacional on Oct. 8.
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The packed arena, led by Qudaibergen, resembled a grand orchestra. The audience responded to every note, movement, and smile, shifting in an instant from thunderous applause to breathless silence. Like a conductor, Qudaibergen guided their emotions, sending each musical message straight to their hearts, reported Dimash News on Oct. 11.
In the grand finale, the artist joined a dombra duo for an impromptu medley of kuis – a blazing musical greeting from Kazakhstan to Latin America.
Following the concert, Qudaibergen’s devoted fans have been sharing their emotions online, posting video clips and heartfelt words about the concerts in Mexico.
“Dimash radiated inexhaustible energy and happiness. He danced, ran, laughed, and sang flawlessly!”
“I lost my voice and cried a lot, but it was worth every moment. I couldn’t sleep from happiness.”
“I left the concert even more in love than when I arrived. Please, take me back to that concert!” fans wrote.
Mexican media: “A Multisensory Journey”
Qudaibergen’a first solo concerts in Mexico drew widespread coverage from national outlets.
Televisa Espectáculos described the event as “artistic, magical, and deeply spiritual experience.”
“Dimash Qudaibergen amazed the audience with a voice that defies humanity itself. With numerous costume changes, giant screens, and a dynamic dance troupe, the show took spectators on a multisensory journey that transcended language and borders,” the article reads.
El Economista México emphasized the broader significance of the performances in an article titled “Dimash Qudaibergen in Mexico: Music as a Cultural and Diplomatic Bridge with Kazakhstan.”
“With a global fanbase, Dimash has established himself as a cultural ambassador of Kazakhstan, capable of sharing the richness of Central Asian art with diverse audiences. His unique blend of opera, contemporary pop, and traditional Kazakh music reflects Kazakhstan’s cultural heritage and identity,” reads the article.
The Embassy of Kazakhstan in Mexico also underlined that each of Qudaibergen’s concerts serves as a form of cultural exchange, allowing Mexicans to experience “an essential part of Kazakhstan – its history and spirit.”
