The singing competition “México Canta” (Mexico Sings) has wrapped up its second season, announcing three top winners who will take the stage during Mexico’s Independence Day festivities.
Tiffany Galaviz, representing Los Angeles, California; Lizandro Espinoza, from Oregon; and Bryan Soto, from Mexico State, each secured a top spot in the contest. As their prize, the trio will perform live at the historic Zócalo, Mexico City’s massive central plaza, during the September patriotic celebrations that mark the country’s independence from Spain. The competition, now in its second year, appears aimed at showcasing vocal talent from both Mexico and Mexican communities in the United States, drawing contestants from across the border.
In related entertainment news, the report also noted that Canadian superstar Céline Dion has made a comeback to live performances, though further details on her return were not specified.
The announcement was part of a broader roundup of news across Latin America, covering everything from public health concerns in Mexico to natural disaster preparedness in Venezuela.
To learn more about the contest winners and watch coverage of the announcement, check out the original report from Telemundo.
Source: Finaliza la segunda edición del concurso 'México Canta' (telemundo.com).
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