ZOÉ MAKES HISTORY ONCE AGAIN: FROM ESTADIO GNP TO THE BIG SCREEN
After bringing together more than 390,000 fans across six sold-out shows at Estadio GNP Seguros, Zoé celebrates one of the biggest milestones of their career with the premiere of MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Y MÁS, their new documentary film
MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Y MÁS ranks among Cinemex’s top 10 films with the highest advance ticket sales
Miami, FL (September 15, 2026) – More than two decades of music, songs that have become part of Mexico’s collective memory, six sold-out shows at Estadio GNP Seguros, and a connection that continues to grow across generations. Zoé is experiencing one of the most significant moments in its history, and now, the band is bringing it to the big screen.
León Larregui, Sergio Acosta, Jesús Báez, Ángel Mosqueda, and Rodrigo Guardiola came together in Mexico City to present ‘MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Y MÁS,’ the documentary film that immortalizes the six historic nights the band performed at Estadio GNP Seguros, to members of the media.
Following the presentation, Zoé celebrated the film’s premiere at Cinemex Antara alongside special guests, friends, media, and fans ahead of its nationwide release in Cinemex theaters on September 17.
What began as Zoé’s highly anticipated return to the stage after nearly three years ultimately became one of the most significant events in recent Mexican rock history.
The shows not only reaffirmed Zoé’s remarkable ability to draw massive audiences, but also the enduring relevance of a catalog that continues to grow, reach new listeners, and resonate with those who have followed the band for more than two decades.
That phenomenon is precisely at the heart of MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Y MÁS. Directed by Rodrigo Guardiola and produced by Olmo Guerra, the documentary captures the magnitude of those six nights while also offering an intimate look at the band, revealing what unfolded behind the scenes and providing a closer look at a relationship that has been fundamental to Zoé’s story: the connection between the band and its fans.
During the press conference, the band members reflected on one of the most remarkable aspects of this new chapter: Zoé is being discovered by a new generation, many of whom had not even been born when some of the band’s songs were originally released.
Today, longtime fans who grew up listening to Zoé share the concert experience with much younger audiences who have found a world of their own within the band’s music. That dialogue between generations helps explain Zoé’s extraordinary staying power.
Songs such as “Vía Láctea,” “Soñé,” “No me destruyas,” “Dead,” “Luna,” and “Labios rotos” have transcended the eras in which they were released to become essential pieces of the Mexican rock canon, while the band continues to write new chapters with recent music including “Campo de Fuerza” and “REXSEXEX.”
As part of the celebration, Zoé also received new certifications recognizing the sales and consumption of some of the most significant albums in their discography, honors that reflect the lasting impact and continued relevance of their catalog.
The certifications represent different chapters of a career that continues to reach new audiences and confirm that Zoé’s impact does not belong to just one era of Mexican music, it is a story that continues to grow.
La experiencia de aquellas seis noches también quedó plasmada en ‘011025,’ un álbum en vivo compuesto por 27 canciones que funciona como un mapa de la memoria colectiva construida entre Zoé y su público.
A lo largo de aproximadamente tres horas, la película lleva al espectador nuevamente al Estadio GNP Seguros para experimentar el concierto, pero también para descubrir todo aquello que sucedió alrededor de él: la preparación, la intimidad de sus integrantes, la emoción de los fans y la dimensión de un acontecimiento que trascendió el escenario.
Zoé pertenece a varias generaciones al mismo tiempo. Está en quienes descubrieron a la banda a principios de los dos mil, en quienes crecieron con Memo Rex Commander y el Corazón Atómico de la Vía Láctea, Reptilectric, Prográmaton o Aztlán, y también en una nueva audiencia que hoy encuentra esas canciones por primera vez.
Después de más de dos décadas, seis Estadios GNP Seguros agotados y más de 390 mil personas reunidas en una misma celebración, Zoé demuestra que su historia no solamente permanece: sigue creciendo.
Y ahora, una parte de esa historia quedará para siempre en la pantalla grande.
ABOUT ZOÉ
Formed in Mexico City in the late ’90s by León Larregui, Sergio Acosta, Jesús Báez, Ángel Mosqueda, and Rodrigo Guardiola, Zoé has become the most important alternative rock band in Mexico and one of the most influential in Latin America. With a career spanning over 25 years, Zoé has earned one Grammy Award and six Latin Grammys, along with numerous international honors recognizing its innovative sound and visual artistry. Its acclaimed discography, including albums such as Rocanlover, Memo Rex Commander, Reptilectric, Prográmaton, and Aztlán, has defined a generation of Spanish-language rock fans. Their latest studio album, Sonidos de Karmática Resonancia, reaffirmed their ability to reinvent themselves while remaining true to their essence. Zoé’s live performances are celebrated as multisensory experiences that fuse technology, art, and emotion. With this return to U.S. stages, Zoé not only celebrates its legacy but opens a new chapter in a career that continues to inspire millions.