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Sueños Music Festival 2023 — Day 2 PHOTO GALLERY

Sunday headliners Grupo Firme and Nicky Jam close out the Latin music fest at Grant Park.

By Kate Scott

A large crowd turns out for Becky G on Sunday at the Sueños Music Festival.

Thousands of Latin music fans swarmed Grant Park on Sunday for the conclusion of the two-day Sueños Music Festival, celebrating reggaeton and other sounds.

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Here’s a look at some of the Day 2 action at the lakefront fest:

Singer Eduin Cazares of Grupo Firme sprays the crowd with water during the band’s headlining set on Sunday night.

Grupo Firme drew in a crowd of over 55,000 at the Sueños Music Festival on Sunday night.

Fans held their phones in the air in anticipation of Grupo Firme’s performance Sunday at the Sueños Music Festival.

Fans waved pride and Mexican flags during Nicky Jam’s set as the sun set on Sunday.

Pyrotechnics erupt as Nicky Jam performs in front of thousands of Sueños Music Festival fans as the sun sets on Sunday night.

Fans danced throughout Grant Park during Nicky Jam’s set at the Sueños Music Festival.

Becky G blows kisses to her fans in the crowd Sunday at the Sueños Music Festival in Grant Park.

Fans of rapper Young Miko were dancing and singing during her set Sunday at the Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park.

A member of the Sueños Music Festival maintenance crew gets caught up in the music Sunday at Grant Park.

Young Miko accepts a bouquet from a fan during her Sunday set at the Sueños Music Festival at Grant Park.

Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko plays to an energetic crowd Sunday at the Sueños Music Festival.

The crowd sends a fan airborne during a break between sets Sunday afternoon at the Sueños Music Festival.

Eladio Carrion, against a backdrop of his own video images, performs Sunday afternoon at the Sueños Music Festival.

Grant Park was filled for Eladio Carrion’s Sunday set at the Sueños Music Festival.

People at the Sueños Music Festival Festival found places to dance all across the grounds at Grant Park.

Fans cheer for Junior H during his set at Sueños Fest on Sunday.

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