The upcoming cultural events in Mexico offer a rich tapestry of artistic expression and community narratives. María José Lavín presents “Las redes de los sueños” at UNAM, where she poetically explores themes of dreams and death, examining suspended bodies and their shadows, as well as the objects that encapsulate dreams. This experience invites the viewer’s participation, engaging them as part of the artistic dialogue.

Simultaneously, “Malinche: El Musical,” created by Nacho Cano, combines flamenco, urban dance, and song, celebrating love and unity between two cultures. Alongside, the Museo Jumex features “Gabriel Orozco: Politécnico Nacional,” marking his first major exhibition in Mexico since 2006, focusing on rotation, symmetry, and temporal materiality.

In addition, “Destino… México” and “Nopalera en el Corazón” offer a comprehensive exploration of Mexico’s heritage, highlighting the ritualistic, cultural, and