The guys in CNCO were thrilled to be at their first KTUphoria Saturday night, but they also had to admit they were nervous, too.
"It's a new audience," Richard Camacho told Lulu y Lala backstage. "It's kind of our first year touring the U.S."
While they might be breaking into new territory this year, CNCO's fans react the same way wherever the band goes, and it's very emotional.
"It's a mix of emotions," Camacho explained when asked how he feels seeing people cry during the band's performances. "You feel bad cause they're crying. They you feel sweet cause they're crying for you. ...It's like me if I [were to] see Michael Jackson... We never imagine a human being going crazy for us like that."
The band was also anxious at the idea they were sharing the KTUphoria bill with massive artists like The Chainsmokers, Bebe Rexha and Ellie Goulding.
The band added that they have lots of collaborations on the new album, but it is mostly the vision and songwriting of the band members.