Mexico City becomes a cultural and entertainment epicenter with a series of events planned for this July. From July 6 to 20, the southern part of the city will host the Smurfs Village, a charming installation celebrating the upcoming 2025 movie, where children can take photos next to colorful little houses and a giant 9-meter Smurf balloon. Meanwhile, the exhibition “Invisible Cities” will bring together works by artists such as Georgina Bringas and Ilán Lieberman, highlighting creativity in contemporary art. In parallel, the renowned Baltra Bar and Licorería Limantour are launching an exclusive aged rum, designed for complex cocktails, as part of their innovative collaboration. Additionally, “Carpa. Heritage of Rebound” will present a choreographic piece that questions masculinity through the lens of amateur fronton, and the ballet “Madame Butterfly,” directed by Rodrigo González, will offer a moving interpretation of the tragic story of Cio-Cio San. Furthermore,