Legends — A One-Night-Only Jazz Evening at Teatro Angela Peralta
On March 26th, 2026 at 6:30 p.m., Teatro Angela Peralta in San Miguel de Allende hosts Legends — an intimate and sophisticated jazz concert bringing together three masterful musicians: bassist Rodrigo Castelán, pianist Gabriel Hernández, and percussionist Bobby Kapp, with a very special appearance by acclaimed trumpeter Luis Gasca. Together, these four artists represent decades of experience on stages across the world, and this single night promises the kind of deep, soulful playing that only happens when true legends share the same room.
Produced by Aletz Productions in collaboration with CRISMA and Vamos México, Legends is a rare opportunity to experience world-class live jazz in one of San Miguel’s most beautiful historic venues. Tickets are $500 pesos and are available at CRISMA, at the Teatro Ángela Peralta box office, or by contacting Tania Noriz at +524612109799. Don’t miss it.
Organizer
CRISMA (Centro de Rehabilitación Integral San Miguel de Allende) is a non-profit rehabilitation center founded in 2015 in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, operating as a social program of Fundación Vamos México — a nationally recognized civil organization established in 2001. Serving over 400 families per week, CRISMA provides free or low-cost physical, neurological, psychological, and occupational therapy to children, adults, and the elderly in conditions of vulnerability, including a specialized hydrotherapy pool funded entirely through community donations and fundraising events. As an organizer, CRISMA brings a deeply rooted social mission and broad community trust, producing charity events — from golf tournaments and charity races to health fairs — that unite San Miguel’s local and international communities around a meaningful cause while directly supporting one of the region’s most impactful public health initiatives.
Venue
Teatro Ángela Peralta, located at Mesones 82 in the heart of San Miguel de Allende’s historic center, is one of Mexico’s most cherished cultural landmarks. Built between 1871 and 1873 and named after the famed Mexican soprano who performed at its inauguration, the theater has served as a venue for zarzuelas, plays, concerts, film screenings, and festivals for over a century. With its elegant Italian-style architecture and ongoing restorations, the theater continues to offer an exceptional stage for music, dance, and performing arts, playing a vital role in the city’s rich artistic tradition and vibrant community life.
