NMIXX performed as the first K-pop group at the prestigious Viña del Mar festival in Chile on February 24. The group collaborated with local artist KIDD VOODOO and delivered a set of their hits, earning the audience-voted La Gaviota award. Fans praised their effort in learning Spanish and connecting with the crowd.
On February 24, NMIXX took the stage at the Viña del Mar festival in Chile, marking them as the first K-pop act to perform at this event, described as the largest and most prestigious music festival in Latin America. The festival features music, comedy, and dance performances from national and international artists and awards based on audience reactions.
The group's set included a collaboration with Chilean artist KIDD VOODOO on his song 'PONTE LOKITA,' followed by performances of their own tracks: 'BLUE VALENTINE,' 'O.O,' 'TIC TIC FT. PABLLO VITTAR,' 'Love Me Like This,' 'DICE,' 'TANK,' 'DASH,' 'RICO,' 'SOÑAR (Spanish Ver),' 'PHOENIX,' 'RUN FOR ROSES,' 'HIGH HORSE,' 'SPINNIN’ ON IT,' and 'PAPILLON.' NMIXX also delivered a speech in Spanish, demonstrating their preparation for the event by learning the language, and shared a message of love for all cultures.
Their performance impressed the live audience of around 15,000, known as 'El Monstruo' (The Monster) for its demanding nature. As a result, NMIXX received the 'La Gaviota' award, which is determined entirely by audience votes.
Social media reactions from Latin American fans highlighted the group's impact. One comment read: 'Girls, you leave and take my heart with you, you gave everything and completely broke the house, I love you.' Another stated: 'Give the girls Chilean citizenship, let them become a cultural treasure of the country 🗣️.' A third noted: 'Oh no, they are so sweet, I adored them, they practiced Spanish, they sang one of their songs in Spanish.'
The event underscored NMIXX's growing international presence, with the festival recognizing their effort through the audience award.
