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Sueños Music Festival 2023 — Day 1 PHOTO GALLERY

Thousands of fans descended on Chicago’s Grant Park for a two-day festival celebrating reggaeton and other Latin music courtesy of Feid, Arcangel and Wisin & Yandel and more.

By Miriam Di Nunzio and Pat Nabong

Llandel Veguilla Malavé (Yandel) of Wisin & Yandel close out Day 1 of Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park with the duo’s headlining set. — Llandel Veguilla Malavé (Yandel) of Wisin & Yandel close out Day 1 of Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park with the duo’s headlining set.

Memorial Day weekend got off to a smashing start with the two-day Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park.

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Here’s a look at some of the fun at the fest taking place in Chicago’s lakefront park May 27-28.

Juan Luis Morera Luna (Wisin) of Wisin & Yandel performs during the first day of Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park on Saturday night.

Llandel Veguilla Malavé (Yandel) of Wisin & Yandel performs at Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park.

Feid performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park. — Feid performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival 2023 at Grant Park.

Chencho Corleone performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park.

Chencho Corleone performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park — Chencho Corleone performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park.

Ivy Queen performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

Ivy Queen performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

A person waves the Puerto Rican flag on Day 1 of Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park on Saturday afternoon.

Festival goers walk around Grant Park on the first day of Sueños.

Festival goers walk around Grant Park on the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

Festival goers cheer before Ivy Queen’s performance on the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

Arcángel performs in the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

Arcángel performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

Arcángel performs on the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

Members of Ballet Folklorico De Chicago dance near the Lele doll on the first day of Sueños Music Festival.

Festival goers get makeovers at the “Sorry Papi” area on the first day of Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park.

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