Dimash fans bring Kazakhstan and Mexico cultures together ahead of Mérida concert
The gathering took place on November 10, ahead of the singer’s first Latin American concert on November 11 as part of the DIMENSIONS tour.
Fans of Dimash Qudaibergen gathered in Mérida, Mexico, for an event celebrating Kazakh and Mexican cultures ahead of his concert. The programme featured Yucatán traditions and a Kazakh song performed by the singer’s parents.
Fans of Kazakh singer Dimash Qudaibergen travelled from different parts of the world to meet in Mérida on November 10, ahead of his concert. The event, organised by the Dears Península de Yucatán fan club, brought together traditions from Kazakhstan and Mexico.
The gathering was held at the El Conquistador hotel. Its guests of honour included the singer’s parents, Kanat and Svetlana Aitbayev, and Yerlan Kubashev, counsellor at Kazakhstan’s embassy in Mexico.
Guests explored traditions of the Yucatán Peninsula and watched a performance by the “Maya warriors” and a traditional jarana dance performed by the Carlos Acereto ballet company. Local musicians performed popular Mexican songs, including “Bésame Mucho”.
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A segment of the programme focused on Kazakhstan and Dimash’s work. After watching a video presentation about the singer’s homeland, guests chanted, “Kazakhstan! Kazakhstan!”
The event was hosted by Mexican blogger Leo Cantro. He spoke with the singer’s parents, who performed the Kazakh song “Merekem sen” with Kanat Aitbayev accompanying them on guitar.
Fans also sang in Kazakh, took part in games and prize draws, and joined a group photo.
Dimash Qudaibergen’s first Latin American concert on the DIMENSIONS world tour is scheduled for November 11 at the Foro GNP Seguros arena in Mérida.
Translated from Kazakh using artificial intelligence. Source: Dimash Qudaibergen
