Natalia MX faced Spanish streamer Clerss at La Velada del Año VI on July 25, 2026, at Estadio La Cartuja in Seville. Organized by Spanish creator Ibai Llanos, the event brought together 20 content creators for 10 boxing bouts, alongside musical performances. Its full-day livestream reached audiences across Spain, Mexico and beyond.
The sixth edition drew approximately 80,000 people to the stadium and reached a reported peak of 8.73 million simultaneously connected devices. La Región, citing Europa Press, reported more than 34 million unique devices across the broadcast, compared with 20.5 million in 2025. The event ran for more than eight hours and streamed on Twitch, YouTube and TikTok. These device figures measure digital reach, not the number of individual viewers.
Natalia García, widely recognized as Natalia MX, is active on Twitch, TikTok and Instagram, where she shares gaming and entertainment content. She has also served as president of Cuervos in Queens League Américas. Ahead of the event, she posted glimpses of her training and preparation on social media. The bout was part of the event’s creator-boxing format, which brings online personalities into live competition and entertainment, rather than presenting the card as a professional boxing championship.
The event schedule listed a 19:00 CEST start on Saturday, July 25, with times for viewers in multiple regions: 11:00 in Mexico; 10:00 on the US West Coast; 11:00 in US Mountain Time and Central America; 12:00 in US Basic Time, Panama, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador; 13:00 in Venezuela, Bolivia, the US East Coast, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and Chile; and 14:00 in Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay.
La Velada del Año has grown into a major international digital-entertainment event, bringing together creators from across Ibero-America. Natalia MX was among the winners of the 2026 edition, alongside La Parce, Edu Aguirre, Marta Díaz, Gero Arias, Angie Velasco, Lit Killah, RoRo, YoSoyPlex and TheGrefg. Its mix of boxing, music and livestream distribution has made the event a prominent meeting point for online entertainment and live spectacle.
Netflix announced it will become the exclusive live home of the next three editions, scheduled for 2027, 2028 and 2029. The agreement changes the event’s broadcast platform, while Ibai Llanos retains ownership. In a video published on his YouTube channel, Llanos said, “I have not sold La Velada del Año,” as reported by Ara. Netflix called the deal “the beginning of a new chapter in its international expansion.”
Recent months have brought impressive news from Mexico and Central America, including natural disasters and sporting achievements. For example, a recent earthquake off the coast of Mexico and Guatemala prompted tsunami alerts and drew international attention, bringing fresh focus to the region in global headlines.
La Velada del Año now reaches a large in-person audience and tens of millions of connected devices. With its move to Netflix planned from 2027, the event is entering a new phase of distribution while keeping the creator-led identity behind its blend of social media, streaming and live entertainment.
