Mexico City is getting ready for a series of fascinating cultural events that invite reflection and fun. From July 6 to 20, the Smurfs village arrives in the south of the city, offering the little ones a magical opportunity to take photos in a charming setting with Smurf houses and a huge 9-meter-high balloon. Simultaneously, various artistic and educational activities will take place, starting with the workshop “Affective Movements,” which emphasizes emotional expression through dance and theater, aimed at students and professionals in the performing arts.

In the performing arts field, “Malinche: The Musical” by Nacho Cano promises a vibrant fusion of flamenco and urban dance, celebrating love and cultural identity, while “The Last Train” invites viewers to reflect on life and death through intense dialogues. Additionally, the choreographic piece “Carpa. Herencia de rebote” by Ricardo Daniel addresses issues of masculinity and fatherhood, fostering a deep reflection on these themes.

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