Peso Pluma Reveals He Broke His Foot at The 2024 Governors: 'IDGAF'

During his set, Peso Pluma invited Jasiel Nuñez to join him on stage for their hit song ‘Rosa Pastel’, and brought out Rich the Kid for “Gimme a Second.” His performance also featured popular tracks like ‘Ella Baila Sola’, ‘PRC’, and ‘La Bebe’, along with the debut of his new single La Durango’.

In the middle of his energetic performance, Peso Pluma made a misstep, but he barely reacted to the incident. Even though a crew member offered him a chair to sit on, he chose to continue without it, balancing on one foot. His determination was evident as he told the audience, “If I have it fractured, I don’t give a s--- because you all deserve a grand show!” 

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He was seen wearing a striking black Celine mesh hoodie adorned with silver chains in one photo, and in another, he was shaking hands with Rich the Kid, who sported a white hoodie and chain jewellery. Further images captured Peso performing onstage at the Governor's Ball, including a close-up of his foot in a brace-like wrap and final shots of him in a white tank top during his performance.

Peso Pluma’s show was not only visually impressive but also featured elaborate set designs and a multitude of backup dancers, making it a memorable experience. He shared how he took the main stage at Coachella and delivered a stunning performance. The artist was joined by surprise guests such as Anitta, Becky G, and Eslabon Armado, adding to the excitement.

Reflecting on his performance, Peso Pluma said, "I think a lot of people didn't know what to expect and I love that we took them all by surprise with our creativity and visuals. I wanted to take fans on a journey and tell a story. Showing them the path from Genesis moving into Éxodo, this was just an introduction to what’s coming next."

Peso emphasised the significance of having his guest artists join him during both weekends, saying, "It was really special to have all of the guests come out during weekend one and weekend two because each song is really special to me. It’s part of Peso Pluma's journey and without them, it wouldn’t be the same. It's a huge win for the culture but also for music."

-Sushmita Sarkar