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Ramón Ayala musical performances

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Musician Ramón Ayala, ~~referred to~~ known as ‘El Rey del Acordeón’, has been performing as part of his musical career legacy. In August 2026, Ayala and his group, Bravos del Norte, performed at the Feria Nacional Potosina (Fenapo) 2026, playing a repertoire of norteño music spanning over sixty years. Following this performance, Ayala announced a scheduled concert at the Plaza de Toros México for October 10, 2026. This event is part of his ‘Historia de un final’ tour and will feature classic hits such as ‘Tragos Amargos’ and ‘Rinconcito En El Cielo’. Tickets for the venue, which has a capacity of 40,000 to 50,000 attendees, range from $360 to $4,200 pesos. In September 2026, Ayala characterized the October 10 event as a farewell concert to mark his 72-year career, during which he has released 113 long-play albums and earned two Grammy and two Latin Grammy awards. The performance may include his grandson Christopher on accordion, guest appearances by artists like Eduin Caz, and the debut of the song ‘El milagrito’, written by Marco Antonio Solís. Ayala also expressed intentions to record the show for a video release. While his farewell tour has seen success with 27 sold-out arena shows in the United States, Ayala noted during a press conference that while retirement is a topic of conversation, he does not feel ready to leave the stage. During press conferences, the 80-year-old singer addressed his health, noting recent physical challenges, leg weakness, and that he is managing his condition with medication. He also addressed legal matters involving his son, Ramón Ayala Jr., regarding sexual assault and harassment allegations in the United States, both of which they have denied. Regarding the legal proceedings, Ayala and his band stated they could not comment on active cases.

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