Residente and Cultura Profética land on the Vive Latino 2027 bill in Mexico City

Vive Latino announced its 27th edition on Friday, November 6, with two Puerto Rican acts on the poster: Residente and Cultura Profética. The festival runs March 13 and 14, 2027 at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City and lists 55 acts across the two days, according to Remezcla's rundown of the lineup.

The official poster is arranged alphabetically, so it does not name a single headliner. The EFE wire, as published by El Nuevo Día on November 8, billed Residente alongside Placebo at the top of the card. Mexican outlet Publimetro led its November 6 coverage with a different set of names, 31 Minutos, Residente and Latin Mafia, which shows how much the framing depends on who is writing it.

For Puerto Rico, the two names are a rapper and a reggae band. Residente is the Calle 13 co-founder who has built a solo career as a rapper and songwriter. Cultura Profética is the reggae group from San Juan that has long drawn crowds across Latin America. Neither act has a Puerto Rico date tied to this run, and none has been announced alongside the festival news.

Ticket dates and prices

The Banamex presale starts Wednesday, November 11 at 2 pm through Ticketmaster México. General sale opens the next day, Thursday, November 12, also at 2 pm.

The Fase 1 general pass starts at 2,800 MXN before service fees, according to the festival's ticketing page at vivelatino.com.mx. Later phases of a festival sale typically cost more, so the first tier is the lowest published price, but the site is the place to confirm what each phase costs once sales open.

The Estadio GNP Seguros hosts both days, so one pass covers the Mexico City weekend of March 13 and 14. The festival has not yet released a day-by-day schedule that shows which Puerto Rican act plays which night, and set times usually follow the lineup announcement by some weeks.