Argentine singer Paulo Londra made a memorable debut at the Viña 2026 Festival in Chile, performing on a mirrored cube stage that added a touch of nostalgia to the event. His set included popular tracks such as 'Por eso vine', 'Chica paranormal', and 'Mujer maravilla', all of which were enthusiastically received by the audience. In addition to his engaging music, Londra's performance featured impressive visuals and special acts, including a collaboration with Chilean rapper Ana Tijoux, which added to the festival's excitement.

During his live performance, Londra showcased his versatility by blending genres like rap and reggaeton, while also delivering emotional moments through songs like 'Maldita abusadora', where he alternated between solo singing and minimal instrumentation. This not only highlighted his musical range but also connected deeply with the audience, who sang along passionately. The performance's high-energy atmosphere was further enhanced by the response from the crowd, affectionately known as 'the Monster', which is a testament to the festival's legendary nature.

Winning both the Silver and Gold Seagull awards reflects Londra's significant impact and popularity within the festival context, marking a milestone in his career. As the festival draws international attention, Londra's successful debut may pave the way for further opportunities in the Latin music scene, showcasing the growing influence of Argentine artists on a global scale.