In March 2018, virtual band Gorillaz—created by Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, whose album Humanz (2017) fused electronics, hip-hop, and indie with guests like Vince Staples and De La Soul, marking a return after a 7-year hiatus—headlined Vive Latino, Latin America's largest alternative music festival launched in 1998 in Mexico City at Foro Sol as a platform for rock and indie with crossover focus among 80,000 attendees. Their 90-minute set, captured in high quality, embodied their Latin American tour climax, where throbbing beats merged with guest vocals to spark euphoria under Mexican sun. Part of a lineup with Blur and Morrissey, this performance highlighted Gorillaz's innovator role, turning the stadium into a portal of collective trance.