With excitement running high and the historic Plazuela Machado in festive attire, Mazatlán Mayor Estrella Palacios Domínguez led the welcoming ceremony for the long-awaited Day of Music, a celebration that for more than two decades has transformed the port into a grand, vibrant stage where musical diversity embraces locals and visitors alike.
“Day of Music has been going for 22 years, and on this occasion, as the Government of Transformation, we reaffirm something very valuable with this celebration: that culture is for everyone, that music can transform our spaces, bring us closer as a society, and remind us of the pride of our history,” said President Palacios Domínguez from the main stage.
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Accompanied by Celia Jáuregui Ibarra, Undersecretary of Planning, Investment, and Tourism Development of the Ministry of Tourism of Sinaloa; Carmen Alicia Salazar, representing HERSA Corporativo, sponsor of Day of Music; and Ángela Salazar Irigoyen, Children’s Queen of the 2025 Mazatlán International Carnival; Estrella Palacios invited everyone to enjoy the grand open-air celebration that brought together thousands of locals and tourists in the streets of the Historic Center and Olas Altas.
The President of Mazatlán thanked the Municipal Institute of Culture, Tourism, and Art of Mazatlán for its outstanding organization, as well as the artists, technicians, workers, sponsors, and, of course, the people of Mazatlán, “the soul of this great celebration.”
Finally, with the vibrant energy of the audience in every corner of the Historic Center, the President of Mazatlán invited everyone to sing, dance, and experience this great evening to the fullest:
“This night of music is for you, for the Mazatlán we love, which shines brighter than ever. Welcome to the Day of Music!” she emphasized.
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The highly anticipated celebration drew thousands of people in a vibrant human river that flowed through the narrow streets of the old tourist area. People of all ages danced and sang on the four stages located at different points in the Historic Center, offering a variety of musical genres for all tastes.
At the Plazuela Machado, contemporary and classical music was enjoyed, with performances by Camerata Mazatlán, Pop Concert, Xiranda, and Los Monsteros del Espacio Exterior; at the Art Museum, retro and romantic rhythms were enjoyed by Los Cryps, the CMA Jazz Band, Jorge Echeagaray y su Pianorte, and Tenemos que Hablar, the Concert; on the El Venadito stage, traditional and popular Sinaloa music was performed with the rhythms of the Nacho Millán y sus Vagos Orchestra and the voice of Toño Lizárraga and his band; And on the Rock and Fusion stage, the youth resonated with the energy of Jules, Schuko, Gil Tapia, and DJ John Ugalde.
The party, which began at 7:00 PM, lasted until midnight, a celebration sponsored by the Mazatlán Government and the Institute of Culture, with the firm belief that art and culture are drivers of unity and open spaces for healthy social coexistence.
President Palacios Domínguez visited the four stages set up to celebrate Music Day in style.
Source: revistaespejo
