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Emotion at the premiere

Aislinn Derbez presented “Hasta el fin del mundo”, her new film project, at a press conference. The actress remembered her mother, Gabriela Michel, who died at the end of last year, and assured that from wherever she is she should feel proud.

“I told her about everything I did. For this film she never read the script and she couldn’t see it either, but she always felt proud. She wanted to be an actress and told me that, through me, she was fulfilling her dreams. So she must be very happy where she is,” she expressed.

A story of love and reunion

The film, directed by Emiliano Castro Vizcarra, is a drama that follows a couple who meet in the 70s and separate, only to meet again a decade later when a serious illness brings them together again.

Aislinn shares credits with Mauricio Ochmann, her ex-husband and father of her daughter. Both actors agreed that the romantic scenes were handled with total professionalism.

“Part of the complicity between us and with the team was that we were committed to the story. Sometimes the director told us to make it more noticeable,” Ochmann recalled.

Six years of effort

The film was in the making for six years, with Aislinn as the driving force behind the project. This is Castro Vizcarra’s debut film. The film is classified B-15, recommended for people over 15 years old, and opens this Thursday in Mexican theaters.

The countdown to the 2026 Soccer World Cup final has a new chapter. Shakira shared on social media her excitement at reuniting with The Ghetto Kids, the children’s dance group from Uganda that will accompany her at the halftime show on July 19 in the United States.

From New York, the Colombian singer published images and videos of the rehearsals with the minors. “The @ghettokids_tfug from Uganda have changed our lives. Spending time with them has been magical and has taught us a lot! I’m so happy to finally have them here in New York to dance with me at the World Cup final!” he wrote.

A story of resilience

The Ghetto Kids were born in Kampala as part of a non-profit organization that uses dance to support abandoned and orphaned children. Its founder, Kavuma Dauda, ​​also lived homeless during his childhood. The project began with street videos that went viral due to the energy of its members.

Their talent led them to “America’s Got Talent.” Now they face the biggest stage: the 2026 World Cup final, which more than a billion people will watch. The invitation arose when the group responded to Shakira’s call to send videos dancing to “Dai Dai,” the tournament’s anthem. His choreographies conquered the artist.

“When the stars boost others, the world shines brighter. Thank you, @shakira, for giving us the opportunity to share our joy, talent and culture with the world,” the group published on networks.

The show will bring together Shakira, The Ghetto Kids and their children at halftime of the final between Argentina and Spain. A moment that promises to be historic.

Grupo Firme seeks record at the GNP Seguros Stadium

Only Grupo Firme could surpass its own brand. The Tijuana group, led by Eduin Caz, is close to reaching 10 performances at the GNP Seguros Stadium, consolidating itself as the greatest exponent of the Mexican regional team on that stage.

This weekend—Friday, July 18 and Saturday, July 19—they will offer two concerts as part of their “La Última Peda” tour. Tickets are still available on Ticketmaster, although in limited quantities. The Cumbia Pedregal group will open both nights.

How to get there and what to bring

The most practical option is the Metro: Ciudad Deportiva station, Line 9. Those traveling by car should leave in advance due to the high vehicle load. Among the permitted items are cell phones, power banks, small bags and prescription medications. Food, drinks, large backpacks, vapes, umbrellas and sharp objects are prohibited.

Possible repertoire

Although the band has not revealed the official setlist, based on recent concerts, songs such as “Pídeme”, “Congratulations”, “Ya Supérame”, “El Tóxico”, “Alaska”, “Calidad” and ” Gracias “, among other hits, are expected.