From Latin GRAMMY Glory to the NFL: The Warning Is Conquering Every Stage
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The 27th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards marked a milestone for Mexican rock when the Monterrey-born sister trio The Warning won Best Rock Song for their hit track “Ego.”
Nominated alongside key co-writers including Niko Rubio, the win highlights the band’s creativity and steady global rise. “Ego”—featured on their fifth studio album Everything’s Falling—captivated voters with its production and raw intensity.
The Latin GRAMMY win comes during a banner year for Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra Villarreal. The trio has commanded major stages and audiences through tours, stadium shows, and chart-topping singles–extending the momentum with a 2027 world tour spanning Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada.
Building directly on their Latin GRAMMY momentum, The Warning will headline the halftime show at the 2026 NFL Mexico City Game on Sunday, November 22. At Estadio Banorte, the match pits the Minnesota Vikings against the San Francisco 49ers.
The halftime performance serves as a massive homecoming celebration for the Mexican trio as they transition from international arenas to a packed hometown stadium. The game’s pregame festivities will also feature Música Mexicana star Majo Aguilar performing the Mexican National Anthem and Blaxicana artist MXKA performing the U.S. National Anthem. The halftime show will be broadcast live on TelevisaUnivision’s Channel 5 and ESPN.
The Warning’s continued success reaffirms the band’s role as major flagbearers for modern alternative rock and women in Latin music.