U2 returns to Mexico City to shoot the music video for its new single, “Street of Dreams,” after nearly nine years since the band last filmed there, according to reports from Billboard and RTE. The outlets describe the group filming in the Mexican capital with members Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. taking part on location. Footage and updates from the production show the band in public-facing scenes as the video is being recorded in Mexico City.
Billboard also notes that the new track includes Spanish-language choruses, reflecting a Spanish-language element in the song’s lyrics. RTE reports that the filming happens on Tuesday and that fans in the area react to seeing the band working on the project. Overall, coverage across the sources focuses on the location—Mexico City—and the purpose—production of the “Street of Dreams” music video—along with brief context about the band’s return to the country and the song’s Spanish-language component.
