In the vibrant City of Mexico, a series of artistic and cultural events intertwine to offer a profound reflection on identity and the human experience. Initiatives such as the stand-up comedy show at the Foro Shakespeare stand out, where four comedians take turns in a relaxed atmosphere that combines laughter and fancy drinks. Alongside this, “De mole, de chile y de manteca” by Fabián Giles, his first solo exhibition, presents collages that merge pop art, political humor, and sensuality, creating a visual feast that challenges power structures and celebrates the complexity of the human experience.

Furthermore, “Carpa. Herencia de rebote” offers a choreographic piece that questions masculinity and its links to fatherhood, while exhibitions at the Palacio de Bellas Artes Museum, such as “Jorgé González Camarena: The Unfinished Utopia” and “Knowing the world with your mouth, without getting pricked by thorns”, among others, explore