Lupita Infante

Lupita Infante at The Truman - Kansas City

Lupita Infante walks onstage carrying something rare: a legendary family name and the courage to make it entirely her own. The granddaughter of Pedro Infante isn't recreating golden-age performances—she's writing the next chapter of música mexicana with her own voice, her own vision, and a modern edge that feels completely alive.

Her third studio album La Corona Es Mía arrived in May 2025, a ten-track statement of where she stands today. This isn't nostalgia. It's tradition filtered through someone who studied ethnomusicology at UCLA, participated in Mariachi de Uclatlán, and understands exactly how deep these roots go—and how far they can reach. That background gives her modern take on tradition a personal depth beyond the famous surname.

December 6th at The Truman brings that energy straight to Kansas City. There's something powerful about watching a performer who honors where she comes from while insisting on where she's headed. Grammy and Latin Grammy nominations don't happen by accident. They happen when someone refuses to choose between authenticity and ambition.

Listeners who know these traditions and those encountering them for the first time have different ways into her music. The family legacy draws attention; her modern perspective gives Kansas City a reason to keep listening. Lupita Infante doesn't need her grandfather's spotlight anymore. She's created her own. Get your tickets to see Lupita Infante at The Truman.