During her concert in São Paulo, Kali Uchis expressed the challenges faced by Latina immigrants in the United States, emphasizing her own immigrant identity as she grew up in Colombia despite being born in the U.S. Her message resonated deeply with the audience, especially through a pre-recorded video that played during the show, where she paid tribute to her family and fellow immigrants, asserting their humanity and hard work. This performance marked the first stop of her 'Sincerely, Tour' in Latin America, giving it added significance.

The timing of Uchis's remarks coincided with a historical performance by Bad Bunny in the United States, where he publicly addressed the struggles of immigrants amid heightened scrutiny and criticism by U.S. immigration authorities. This parallel highlighted the importance of immigrant voices in American pop culture, particularly in the face of systemic challenges. Uchis’s concert in Brazil not only celebrated her Colombian heritage but also served as a platform to advocate for the rights and recognition of immigrants.

Uchis's acknowledgment of her roots and the systemic difficulties immigrants face reflects broader societal issues regarding immigration policy and representation. By sharing her story and honoring her family at a major public event, Uchis fosters a sense of solidarity among immigrants and advocates for their struggles, contributing to an ongoing dialogue about identity, belonging, and resilience in the immigrant community.