The event combines a series of cultural proposals that address topics such as life, death, esoteric art, contemporaneity, collective memory, identity, and culinary traditions. In “The Last Train,” an intense dialogue between Blanco and Negro about the purpose of life is presented, while “Under the Sign of Saturn” invites exploration of the influence of clairvoyance and astrology in Mexican art through more than 200 works. “The horizon always moves away” reflects on contemporaneity and current artistic concerns in a geopolitical context. In “Kader Attia: A Descent into Paradise,” the scars of history are examined through installations that symbolize resistance. “Knowing the world with your mouth, without getting pricked by thorns” offers a look at the connection between food, the body, and identity through works by various artists. Finally, “Malinche: The Musical” combines music and dance to celebrate the fusion of cultures and roots, creating a family show full of emotion and meaning