Panteón Rococó participated in NPR’s Tiny Desk concert to mark Hispanic Heritage Month, according to reports. During the performance, the band focused attention on the pro-immigrant movement and the crisis concerning disappeared persons within Mexico.
Dr. Shenka dedicated the song titled "1993" to the nearly 133,000 individuals reported missing across Mexico. Shenka stated, "So this next song, ‘1993,’ is dedicated to all the disappeared in Mexico."
Leonel Rosales wore a T-shirt displaying the Spanish phrase “no human being is illegal.” Rodrigo “Gorri” Bonilla wore apparel featuring the logo of the German soccer team St. Pauli alongside the slogan “Make Fascists Afraid Again.”
The band’s Tiny Desk session achieved over one million views on YouTube within a single day of its release. Billboard recognised Panteón Rococó as one of the 50 Best Latin Rock Bands of All Time.
The group previously held a free concert for more than 120,000 people in Ciudad Neza. Panteón Rococó has a concert scheduled for 26 December at the GNP Seguros Stadium.
