Jenni Rivera’s Iconic Show at Staples Center Now Available: ‘It Was a Great Accomplishment’
Mírame Desde Staples Center captures the late “Diva de la Banda” performing 45 songs in one of the most memorable nights of her career.
Fifteen years have passed since the unforgettable night when Jenni Rivera took the stage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, becoming the first female regional Mexican music artist to sell out the venue. The recording of that legendary performance, titled Mírame Desde Staples Center, is now available for streaming on digital platforms, marking the anniversary of the historic event.
The live album, released by Virgin Music Group, features a 45-song setlist and showcases Rivera's mastery of banda, mariachi, and norteño music. Her daughter, Jacqie Rivera, shares that Jenni always felt nervous about the performance, despite never displaying it. She is proud of her mother's determination and self-belief, emphasizing the enduring impact of her legacy.
The concert also included guest appearances by acclaimed artists Alejandra Guzmán and Olga Tañón, further highlighting the significance of the night. Victor Gonzalez, EVP & President of LATAM, US Latin & Spain at Virgin Music Group, describes the performance as a historic moment for regional Mexican music and a testament to Mexican identity in the U.S. The album is now available for purchase and streaming on various digital platforms.
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