### Ska and Norteño Light Up the Final Saturday of the Tijuana Fair 2024
On the last Saturday of the Tijuana Fair 2024, the vibrant sounds of ska and norteño music filled the air, offering attendees a musical experience to remember. The fairgrounds, bustling with activity and enthusiasm, hosted two incredible performances in different venues.
At the Audiorama El Trompo, the iconic ska band Tijuana No delivered a powerful performance. Known for their unique blend of rock, punk, reggae, and ska, as well as their socially conscious lyrics, the group ignited the crowd with a night full of energetic dancing and festivities, accompanied by a guest vocalist. Hits like “La Migra,” “Spanish Bombs,” and “Transgresores de la Ley” resonated with the audience, touching on themes of racial, political, and immigration issues. The concert culminated with the quintessential ’90s anthem “Pobre de Ti,” captivating the attendees in the open-air amphitheater.
Meanwhile, just next door at the Palenque de Tijuana, Remmy Valenzuela, known as the “Accordion Prince,” delighted fans with a sold-out show as part of his “XV Tour.” Accompanied by his band, Valenzuela celebrated his 15-year career in the regional music scene. Engaging with over 3,000 enthusiastic fans, including Abraham Luna of Grupo Firme, Valenzuela delivered a lively performance featuring beloved tracks like “Mi Princesa,” “Se Va Muriendo Mi Alma,” and “¿Por Qué Me Ilusionaste?” The celebration, which lasted nearly four hours, also included renditions of songs by Marco Antonio Solis, Intocable, Victor Garcia, and Sergio Vega.
### Additional News Update on Tijuana Fair 2024
#### New Additions to the Tijuana Fair 2024: A Blend of Tradition and Innovation
The Tijuana Fair 2024 has introduced several new features this year, merging traditional elements with innovative attractions. In addition to the diverse musical performances, the fair has expanded its cultural offerings with new art installations, culinary tastings, and tech-driven exhibits.
One highlight is the “Cultural Pavilion,” where attendees can explore local art, witness live painting sessions, and participate in workshops led by renowned artists. The “Gastronomy Alley” has been a crowd favorite, featuring gourmet food trucks and pop-up restaurants offering a fusion of traditional Mexican flavors with contemporary twists. Another exciting addition is the “Tech Zone,” showcasing virtual reality experiences and interactive exhibits that explore the future of digital entertainment.
These additions aim to enhance the fair’s appeal by offering a wide range of activities for all ages and interests, ensuring that everyone can find something enjoyable at the Tijuana Fair 2024.