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 Notre-Dame in Mexico.
The Augmented Exhibition

Until February 2024
Franz Mayer Museum

In a joint effort between Grupo L’Oréal México and the French start-up Histovery, the
Franz Mayer Museum presents a journey through the over 850 years of Notre-Dame
history. 

Livened up by tablets and other technological tools, the tour includes the
Cathedral today and its restoration.

Tablet in hand, you will follow a trail of well-displayed numbers, and the magic begins!
You’ll see photos, videos and a lot of 360.

Beyond Tutankhamun

Until May 15
Monumento a la Madre (Monument to the Mother)

To our delight, another immersive experience has come to Mexico. The National
Geographic curated experience brings us Egyptian history and the secrets of the pharaoh’s
tomb, among other treasures.

A century after the tomb was discovered, this historic tour includes sounds, images and
videos in 9 halls and a special 360 space.

 Madonna

April 20, 21, 23 and 24
Palacio de los Deportes

The Queen of Pop comes back to the Mexican capital. Madonna fans are celebrating the
40th anniversary of her debut by getting ready to sing along with her greatest hits. After
an 8-year absence, the singer of “La Isla Bonita” promises a string of unforgettable nights.

The Celebration Tour, which has already been to a number of cities, will hopefully include
such hits as “Like a Virgin” and “Vogue”.

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February 8, 9 and 10
Estadio Azteca

It’s time to belt it out! “Mañana será bonito” (“Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful”) is the name
of the tour that’s bringing the Colombian to Mexico.

Since tickets sold out right after the first two dates were announced, a third concert was
scheduled. The “Bichota” couldn’t be more excited to perform for a Mexican audience.

Her tour will take her to Monterrey and Guadalajara, too. Get into the good vibes—and
some comfortable shoes—so you can stand up and dance the night away.

Metallica

Foro Sol
September 20, 22, 27 and 29

A different opening band every day and plenty of expectation: Metallica will have four
dates in Mexico City.

The M72 tour gets to show off a new, round stage that will relocate the Snake Pit—that
exclusive space where some fans enjoy the band really close up.

Naturally, the group will play its newest material, but it will also regale concertgoers with
hits like “Nothing Else Matters” and “The Unforgiven”.

El Padre/The Father

Until January 21
Fernando Soler Theater

A multiple award-winner in its film version, this play tells the story of a retired engineer
who refuses to accept that the years are taking their toll.

In a story of the tough reality, he and his daughter undergo some complex times, where
spectators will take sides, like it or not.