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Galilea Montijo once again turned the premiere gala of La Casa de los Famosos México into a catwalk. To open the fourth season, the host wore a design by the Mexican brand Iann Dey that fuses high fashion with technology.

More than a dress, the piece is a luminous sculpture. Made on a transparent mesh base covered in microcrystals, it incorporates handcrafted integrated LED light filaments. The organic lines illuminate and draw the silhouette of Galilea, while extensions of light fall from the sleeves to the floor, generating movement with each step.

The styling was done by Jessica Marmolejo, the makeup by Waithsman and the hair by Jorge Beltrán Hair. Designer Iann Dey signs one of the most impressive proposals of the night.

With this bet, Galilea confirms that his appearances on the reality show are already a fashionable event. If in previous seasons it surprised with dramatic silhouettes and transparencies, now it took the conversation towards a field where design and technology are integrated.

On social networks, the dress was one of the most talked about topics of the premiere. The host demonstrated once again that she understands television as an extension of the catwalk.

Pop meeting in Las Vegas

Anahí, former member of RBD, attended the Backstreet Boys concert at the Sphere in Las Vegas on Saturday, July 25. The visit did not go unnoticed. Howie Dorough, one of the members of the boyband, shared a photo with the Mexican singer on Instagram.

“So nice to meet you,” Howie wrote at the bottom of the image.

The publication included the song “Me hypnotisas” as the background music. Anahí’s reaction did not take long. Hours later, the artist responded from her account:

“The pleasure was all mine, Thanks for being so kind, until the next time.”

It was not the only meeting. Anahí also shared a video in which she appears talking with AJ McLean, another member of the Backstreet Boys, who gave her all his attention.

The actress also openly declared herself a fan of the group. In her Instagram stories, she expressed that the concert transported her to her adolescence, between the late ’90s and early ‘2000s, when the boy band dominated the youth scene.

“Forever Backstreet Boys fan, there is music that not only brings back memories… it brings you back to who you were.”

Anahí thus joins the list of celebrities who have witnessed the group’s show in Las Vegas, but her presence generated a special stir on social networks.

Elías Medina not only performs, he also writes the hymns that define contemporary Mexican regional music. This Friday, July 31, the singer-songwriter originally from Monterrey will appear at the Reynosa Lions Club to offer a concert that will span his career.

Two decades of compositions

With 20 years of experience, Medina has built a catalog that includes songs for groups such as Grupo Pesado, Grupo Firme, Invasores de Nuevo León, Leandro Ríos and Los Rieleros del Norte. He has also written for Bronco and El Duelo. His style is characterized by lyrics that tell everyday stories and connect with the public.

The artist began at the age of 15 singing in bars and cantinas in Monterrey while working to pay for his studies. That discipline led him to become one of the most sought-after composers of the genre.

An evening with the best of their repertoire

Under the concept of “The New Classic of Mexican Music”, Medina will perform both his hits as a soloist and those he wrote for other performers. The event is this Friday at the Reynosa Lions Club, an opportunity to listen live to one of the most prolific artists in current Mexican music.