If you’re one of those who look forward to Halloween all year long, this concert should go straight onto your October calendar. Réquiem Fantasmal 2026 is coming to Mexico City with a symphonic show that will bring back music from worlds like Beetlejuice, Jack, and The Addams Family.
The performances will take place on October 30 and 31, 2026, at 6:30 p.m., so it could be a great way to kick off Halloween night surrounded by music, characters, and a rather spooky atmosphere.
Who will be the star of the show and responsible for bringing the musical repertoire to life? It will be the Ibero-American Orchestra, which will bring together more than 30 musicians on stage. Tickets will start at $450.
“Ghostly Requiem” will feature live music, actors, and stage design
It won’t just be a matter of sitting down to listen to a concert. The “Réquiem Fantasmal” production combines symphonic performance with actors, set design, lighting, and visuals to create an immersive experience inspired by fantastical worlds and characters associated with this season.
The program will range from film classics to pop culture references and Mexican music. Although universes like Beetlejuice, Jack, and The Addams Family have been teased, the full repertoire for the performances remains a surprise.
In addition, the show is designed for both adults and children, making it a perfect family-friendly option.
There will be a special seasonal area in Polanco
The experience won’t end with the music. Réquiem Fantasmal will feature a special seasonal area, although the activities and events planned for this space are still to be confirmed.
The show will take place in Polanco, but the venue and exact address were not specified in the available information, so they remain to be confirmed.
The combination of symphonic music, characters, acting, and atmosphere aims to turn the performances into a journey through stories that many of us immediately associate with October and Halloween.
Date: October 30 and 31, 2026
Location: Polanco, Mexico City; venue to be confirmed
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Cost: Tickets starting at $450
