Overview
- The city staged a large-format videomapping on the Palacio de Bellas Artes façade that opened with Mayor Clara Brugada and ran as scheduled on June 15–16.
- Organizers presented 12 free shows over two nights with six half-hour projections each evening between 20:00 and 23:00, repeated every 30 minutes for public viewing.
- The audiovisual program paired digital animation and visual effects with a curated musical and choreographic mix that ranged from danzón, mambo and norteña to rock, reguetón and prehispanic sound references.
- Technicians used projection-mapping to transform the marble façade temporarily without physical alteration, a non-invasive method cities often use to animate historic buildings.
- City officials framed the event as part of a wider World Cup cultural slate meant to attract visitors, activate public space and give residents free access to large-scale arts programming.