Argentine rappers Trueno and Milo J joined Dominican artist J Noa for a high-energy show at Central Park's Rumsey Playfield on Saturday night, part of the Capital One City Parks Foundation SummerStage series. It was billed as one of the most anticipated dates of the summer programme, drawing thousands of fans waving Argentine flags and wearing merchandise for the acts, reflecting the trio's growing international popularity within Latin hip-hop.

The afternoon opened with a set from Argentine DJ Albina Cabrera before J Noa took the stage, later bringing out Bronx duo Planta Industrial. Milo J, 19, followed with a set drawing on his acclaimed 2025 album La Vida Era Más Corta, before Trueno closed the show with a string of hits including "Fuck El Police", "Fresh" and "En La City", ending on fan favourite "Dance Crip". Both headliners told Rolling Stone the performance felt significant given New York's hip-hop heritage and the event's connection to Latin American audiences.