Molotov — Vive Latino, Mexico City, 2025

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Why this recording

For the 25th edition of Vive Latino, Molotov played the Escenario Amazon, and the video, posted two days later by a fan channel, presents the full show in high definition. The timestamped list in the description pinpoints the guests: Max Ayala on “Frijolero” (27:54), Iván Moreno, known as “La Quesadillera”, on drums for “Gimme tha Power” (32:42). Tito Fuentes returns on “Noko” at 1:00:51, then on “Here We Kum”. The show ends with “Rastaman-dita” at 1:20:08.

— Simon Janvier, live-sound professional and editor of the catalogue

Recording technical sheet

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Metadata checked on YouTube on 29 September 2026.

Published on August 20, 2026 by

Filmed live concert by Mexican band Molotov at Festival Vive Latino 2025, at the Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, on 15 March 2025. Icons of Latin American rock and rap-rock since the 1990s, the Mexicans deliver an incendiary set powered by their trademark blend of heavy guitars, twin basses and provocative bilingual flow. For this show, founding member Jay de la Cueva handles guitar and backing vocals in place of Tito Fuentes, alongside Miky Huidobro, Paco Ayala and Randy Ebright, with LSNCHZ on co-lead vocals and several guests — including Tito Fuentes himself for the encore. The setlist rolls out the band’s anthems — “Frijolero,” “Gimme tha Power,” “Puto,” “Dance and Dense Denso,” “Chinga tu Madre” — before a crowd at fever pitch. A perfect capture for feeling the raw energy and rebellious spirit of Mexican rock. Keywords: Molotov live, Mexican rock, Vive Latino, live concert, full performance.

Setlist

  1. Pendejo
  2. Here Comes the Mayo
  3. Amateur (Rock Me Amadeus)
  4. Changüich a la Chichona
  5. Chinga tu Madre
  6. Parásito
  7. Frijolero
  8. Gimme tha Power
  9. Marciano I
  10. Marciano II
  11. El Señor del Banco
  12. Perro Negro Granjero
  13. Dance and Dense Denso
  14. Rap, Soda y Bohemia
  15. Noko
  16. Here We Kum
  17. Mátate Teté
  18. Puto
  19. Rastaman-dita

Personnel & credits

  • Miky Huidobro — bass, vocals
  • Paco Ayala — bass, vocals
  • Randy Ebright — drums, vocals
  • Jay de la Cueva — guitar, backing vocals
  • LSNCHZ — co-lead vocals
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The only recording of Molotov gathered here, but Vive Latino, Mexico holds 3 in all.

Same place: Vive Latino, Mexico