In 2026, the National Art Museum will celebrate its 44th anniversary, and as part of the festivities, there will be a free performance by Ballet México de Colores at the MUNAL.
Through its social media channels, the MUNAL announced that the company will present *La danza de Xochipitzahua*, a performance that blends tradition and history. The event will take place on Thursday, July 23, at 7:00 p.m. in the museum’s iconic Patio de los Leones, located at Tacuba 8 in the Historic Center.
It’s important to arrive early, as this is a free event with a capacity limited to 100 people. For more information, please contact daniela.alcala@munal.inba.gob.mx.
Meet the México de Colores company
Beyond the talent of the dancers, this company’s programs aim to serve as a platform to raise awareness for the LGBTIQ+ community, taking a stand in support of diversity.
Inspired by Mexican folk dance, their performances seek to promote non-discrimination and make it clear that, regardless of body type, ideology, or sexual orientation, we should be proud of who we are.
Ballet México de Colores is known for shows full of makeup, high heels, dramatic eyelashes, and lots of color, so you can expect a spectacular performance at the MUNAL. Who will you invite?
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