Grupo Frontera’s Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada U.S. tour is well underway. On Aug. 2, the Mexican-American group kicked off their tour at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV, giving fans a preview of the setlist, stage layout, and merch options.
Fans can look forward to hearing Grupo Frontera performing hits from their latest albums Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada (2024) and El Comienzo (2023), as well as their massive collaborations with stars like Shakira, Peso Pluma, and Carin León. The group also includes their breakthrough tracks like “No Se Va” and “Bebe Dame” (released with Fuerza Regida) on their setlist.
Grupo Frontera captivated their audience from the start with a playful introduction video starring Mexican actor and comedian Eugenio Derbez, who helped with the tour’s rollout. The setlist starts with their recent album hits like “F*CKIN AMOR,” “LOS DOS” (originally with Morat), “NUNCA LA OLVIDÉ,” and “QUÉDATE BEBÉ” before continuing onto “AMOR PROPIO.”
The Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada Tour setlist also includes fan-favorites like their Shakira-assisted collaboration “(Entre Paréntesis),” “Di Que Sí” (originally with Grupo Marca Registrada), “Alch Si” (originally with León), “OJITOS ROJOS” (released with Ke Personajes), and “TULUM” (originally released with Peso Pluma).
Other featured songs on the setlist include “El Amor De Su Vida” (originally with Grupo Firme), “Un x100to” (released with Bad Bunny), “Que Vuelvas” (originally with León), and their newest bachata-influenced collaboration “ÁNGEL” (originally with Romeo Santos). Moreover, the band is known for performing covers at their shows, and though they haven’t been consistent, TikTok users captured covers of songs like Bobby Pulidos’ “Desvelado” and Ramón Ayala’s “Tragos Amargos” during the band’s first U.S. tour stops.
The tour’s layout highlights two trucks, echoing their last two album’s art covers. Julián Peña Jr. and Carlos Guerrero stand on the truck beds playing the percussions and the drums, respectively, as part of the stage’s layout. The stage also features elevated stairs and desert-inspired digital backdrops.
Fans also captured the tour’s official merch.
The Jugando A Que No Pasa Nada U.S. tour will continue to Dallas, TX, on Aug. 9. It will also make stops in major cities like Nashville, Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, and Los Angeles.