Behind Intocable’s Epic Celebration of Mexico en El Zócalo
An epic meeting of música mexicana lore and a veteran Texas band that has consistently taken norteño into unexpected terrain took place Tuesday in Mexico City when Intocable performed in front of 300,000 people at El Zocalo Capitalino to celebrate Mexican Independence Day. For Intocable, the two-hour show was a highly emotional affair, as […]
On a Tuesday night in Mexico City, Intocable put on an unforgettable concert at Zocalo square, marking one of the most spectacular Latin performances of 2026. The group's drummer, Rene Martinez, was seen preparing to step onto the stage, while backstage, a mariachi musician played "Happy Birthday" for singer Ricky Munoz. Nearby, a Mexican couple danced to one of Intocable's popular Nineties hits.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum took the stage to address the crowd during breaks in the band's sets. Intocable's lead guitarist, Nick Wells, played a steady rhythm on his electric bass throughout the show. Alex Gulmar, the band's bajo sexto player, posed for photos during the performance, capturing the moment in time.
Families brought their children to watch Intocable perform, creating a festive atmosphere in the heart of the city. A fan in attendance stared at the stage with a nostalgic expression, reminiscing about past concerts. Percussionist Sergio Serna left the congas behind to join in spontaneous dancing atop Zocalo square.
As the band celebrated Mexico's Independence Day, Ricky Munoz performed a fiery accordion solo, captivating the audience. The band's appearance at Zocalo square included soccer players, lucha libre wrestlers, and men wearing sombreros, adding to the lively and patriotic atmosphere.
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