In Mexico City, a series of cultural events are celebrated that highlight the richness of Mexican identity and its diversity. One of the main attractions is “Nopalera en el Corazón,” an outdoor exhibition featuring 51 nopal sculptures intervened by different artists, exploring themes related to indigenous peoples and the country’s culture.

Simultaneously, “Ventanas al Futuro” at Universum challenges science fiction stereotypes through six audiovisual installations. Gastronomy also has a prominent place, starting with “Mapa Culinario: Cena maridaje 6 tiempos,” where attendees can enjoy a culinary journey through Latin America.

Furthermore, “Conocer el mundo con la boca, sin que te piquen las espinas” offers a reflection on the relationship between food, territory, and identity through 42 works by 37 artists, while at Munal, the exhibition “Bajo el signo de Saturno” investigates the influence of clairvoyance and esoteric