The celebration of the dead is lived with offerings, skulls, cempasúchil and music! This season is not only full of tradition and delicious food, but also of art. That’s why there will be a magnificent Day of the Dead concert at Chapultepec Castle that you can’t miss.
Stories and legends about life and death are also found in amazing musical compositions. Listen to them and let yourself be carried away by fear in this impressive show.
When will the Day of the Dead concert at Chapultepec Castle be?
It will be like walking through the Mictlán with each chord! To experience the Day of the Dead through music, the concert “Stories and Legends” will be held on October 11 at 12:00 noon at Chapultepec Castle.
It will be in charge of composer and pianist David García Hernández, along with his ensemble, and will bring together fifteen themes that portray the symbols of the season of the dead.
The program includes pieces such as “Cempasúchil”, “El pan de muerto”, “Catrina” and “Calavera rimbumbiera”.
Each of the compositions you hear in this concert with live music will show you how the mysticism of the Day of the Dead is experienced with all the senses, even with the ear.
This show will not only remind us of those who have passed away, but will also take us to experience with each note the celebration of the dead that is recognized as Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.
If you want a celebration that portrays the color and art of Mexico so characteristic of the celebration of the dead, this is an event not to be missed. It is an activity you can enjoy when you purchase your ticket to the Chapultepec Castle Museum.
Just as copal, pan de muerto and papel picado are a must during the season, music is also essential for the celebration that allows us to pay homage to our loved ones who are in the afterlife.