Hola México Film Festival Los Angeles premiere of Zoë's concert film MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Y MÁS
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Californer -- The 18th annual Hola México Film Festival, presented by the Toyota All-Electric Family, is pleased to announce the Los Angeles, California premiere and red-carpet event for the concert film by the Mexican rock band Zoé: MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Y MÁS.

Directed by Rodrigo Guardiola and produced by Olmo Guerra, the film will be screened on Saturday, September 26, at The Montalbán theater in Hollywood (1615 Vine St, Hollywood, CA 90028).

Zoé premieres MEMOREX + REXSEXEX Y MÁS, a concert film that, in addition to capturing the emotional intensity of those unforgettable nights, offers a glimpse into the band's creative and human process.

Six concerts at Mexico City's GNP Stadium, a collective audience of more than 380,000. What unfolded over those six nights was far more than an unprecedented record for Mexican rock; it was a historic, intimate encounter between a band that has sound tracked entire universes and a multigenerational fan base—more devoted than ever. This is the story of the energy that pulsed through the stage and what remains etched in the hearts of the fans.

Directed by Rodrigo Guardiola and set to screen exclusively at Cinemex theaters, the film captures in epic fashion the connection Zoé has built with millions of people throughout more than two decades of their career. It combines the power of their live performances with intimate moments involving the band, as well as displays of affection and euphoria from their fans. Together, these elements create a unique portrait and offer a different perspective into the world of Zoé.

Duration: 182 mins
Language: Spanish (English Subtitles)
Genre: Concert Film / Documentary
Color: Color + BW
Country: México
Year: 2026
Trailer: https://youtu.be/A52yxr1tbn8?si=q-NfrIAksxevLs5t



To purchase your tickets in advance and receive a special code, subscribe to the newsletter at holamexicoff.com on Monday, August 17, at 10:00 a.m. General public ticket sales begin on Tuesday, August 18, at 10:00 a.m. Ticket price: $25. The screening will include a Q&A session with special guests.

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The film will premiere on October 8 in select U.S. theaters as a special event. Venues and show times are yet to be confirmed.
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In addition to announcing the theatrical release of their concert film, Zoé continues the celebration with the launch of "011025", a live album now available on all digital platforms. The release features the audio from the concert, allowing fans to relive the experience through 27 songs that capture the band's energy, emotion, and connection with their audience.

Zoé remains a steadfast force and one of the most influential bands in Latin American rock—and now cinema—demonstrating that their sound knows no bounds. Here are their upcoming U.S. concert dates.

September 3 — Dallas, TX — Dos Equis Pavilion
September 5 — Houston, TX — The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
September 10 —San Diego, CA — Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl, San Diego State University
September 12 —Las Vegas, NV — The Colosseum

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 y el Corazón Atómico de la Vía Láctea,"  "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.

Zoë'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.

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About Hola México Film Festival:
Founded in 2008, Hola Mexico Film Festival, the largest Mexican Film Festival outside of Mexico, strives to highlight the best and brightest talents in Mexican cinematography. Spanning comedies, dramas, horror films, and documentaries, the festival showcases high-quality films in a festive atmosphere in conjunction with exclusive parties and outdoor concerts.

Samuel Douek, Founder & Director of the HMFF earned his bachelor's degree in marketing from Mexico City's Anahuac University and his master's degree in Event Management in Sydney, Australia, where he founded Hola Mexico Film Festival. The festival has since grown into the largest of its kind outside of Mexico and is now a celebrated, yearly tradition held in the capital of the worldwide film industry, Los Angeles, CA.

About Toyota:
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For almost 70 years, Toyota has assembled over 50 million cars and trucks in North America at the company's 14 manufacturing plants. In 2025, the company's plant in North Carolina began assembling automotive batteries for electrified vehicles.

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2026 Sponsors of the 18th Annual Hola Mexico Film Festival Presented by Toyota All-Electric Family.: Bilingual Sounds 88.5 HD2, DCA (Departamento de Asuntos Culturales, Los Ángeles), Delta//Aeroméxico, Maison Perrier,  LABO, LA Galaxy, Pico Rivera, Univision 34, UNAM Los Ángeles, and title sponsor Toyota All-Electric Family.

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