Currently Luis Miguel and Peso Pluma are the most successful Mexicans in the music industry, but who beats whom on a financial level? Image: Twitter.
Luis Miguel and featherweight They are two of the most important Mexican singers in the history of national entertainment. Currently, Lady Gaga’s interpreter is breaking all records on digital platforms, while El Sol de México shaped a generation of music lovers in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Although they are two very different artists, Mexicans often compare them as both enjoy the honey of success. Luis Miguel is on a world tour, visiting the most important cities in Latin America, Mexico and the United States. His return to the stage after years of absence was a success.
For his part, Hassan Kabande Laija is conquering digital markets, charming younger audiences and appearing at the most important music events worldwide, such as the Video Music Awards or Jimmy Fallon’s show in the USA.
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The truth is that there are numbers that will be very useful for fans to argue about during a discussion.
The featherweight stands alongside the world’s most famous celebrities (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
There are some interesting facts about the amount of money Peso Pluma charges per live performance. A few months before, Julio Preciadothe famous Mexican regional singer, attacked the performer of Ella Baila Sola for charging an amount he considered exorbitant: 15 million pesos per show.
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“It’s actually cheap because they have a trombone, a tuba and two harmonicas. What a fiasco, it is even economical to do it (the corridors of lies). We have up to 30 musicians on stage. With five “monkeys” he can collect millions of pesos… Featherweight, the last thing I knew is he’s asking 15 million pesos“How much will you charge for your concerts in Mexico?”
Adding to this information comes a statement from El Coyote, another regional Mexican musician, who revealed that his son asked him to hire Peso Pluma to sing at his birthday party; However, he had to break off any negotiations when he found out about his tariff: 20 million Mexican pesos per private show.
Mexican singer Luis Miguel broke all kinds of records with his successful 2023 tour Photo: Portal MUSIC-LUIS MIGUEL/
There are some numbers from the tour with which El Sol de México toured the world in 2019: Mexico Forever. According to some portals, the Now You Can Leave performer went home with a scandalous amount of money after every show.
Apparently the Mexican intervened 950 thousand and 1 million dollarsso more than 17 million Mexican pesos. This figure would be above the amount that Peso Pluma charges audiences per concert, according to Julio Preciado, but below the 20 million it would charge per private show. It’s possible that Luis Miguel will make even more money today.
Hassan Kabande Laija begins in the world of music, and although he had an impressive debut that put him in competition with artists of international stature such as Shakira or Bad Bunny, he has not yet amassed such a scandalous fortune as other singers in the world.
Luis Miguel and Peso Pluma: two artists who shaped generations in Mexico (Instagram lxmlm/pesoploma)
According to some portals, Featherweight is in between 10 and 15 million dollars in the bank, a figure that has allowed him to acquire a luxurious estate consisting of houses, designer clothes and spectacular cars.
There is a little more information about the money El Sol de México has in the bank. According to the Celebrity Net Worth portal, the Suave interpreter has an amount very close to this in his bank account 180 million dollars. From this we can conclude that despite the success that Peso Pluma has achieved with his songs in the international market, he is still not close to building a multimillion-dollar fortune like that of El Sol de México.
A few weeks ago, Hassan Kabande Laija expressed his respect for Luis Miguel on social networks, calling him the most successful Mexican singer of all time.