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Juan Gabriel’s Musical Legacy Lives On at the National Cinematheque
Juan Gabriel’s Concert at Fine Arts to be Screened Again at the National Cinematheque
Mexico City, September 14 – Juan Gabriel, a unique and innovative artist, continues to shine in the musical legacy of Mexico, even eight years after his passing. The National Cinematheque recently screened his concert at Fine Arts, which was met with an overwhelming response from the public.
JuanGa at Cineteca was a joint brac where we summoned a dead person and pretended it wasn’t a recorded concert to demand: another, another. The natural tensions of living together and getting in each other’s way were tamed by Noa Noa. Usual Mexico is a surreal Mexico for us. pic.twitter.com/XAg7h256DE
— Samuel Cortés Hamdan (@cilantrus) September 14, 2024
The concert, titled “Mis 40 en Bellas Artes,” was held on August 31, 2013, at the Fine Arts Palace in Mexico City. During the event, Juan Gabriel celebrated his four decades of artistic career, performing almost 30 of his most memorable songs.
Juan Gabriel’s impact on our country’s culture is impressive, the Cineteca was PACKED with people of all ages singing his songs.
There is no doubt that his legacy will be eternal ❤️ . Thank you very much, Juanga. pic.twitter.com/bi4YdbxRIM— 🍏 (@rosauriorex) September 14, 2024
Some of the songs performed during the concert included “Querida,” “Nació del Corazón,” “Abrázame Muy Fuerte,” and “El Noa Noa,” among others. The almost two-hour presentation was recorded and later edited into an album released in 2014.
Thousands of people singing all the songs of Juan Gabriel in the @CinetecaMexico. Absolutely full.
Too bad about the bad noise, but it was still a great experience. pic.twitter.com/tALd1xtNdO
— Jordy MY (@jordy_my) September 14, 2024
Due to the overwhelming response from the public, the National Cinematheque has decided to screen the concert again on Saturday, September 14, at 7:40 pm in the Open Air Forum. Admission is free, and attendees are advised to arrive early to secure a good spot.
This screening of JuanGa at Bellas Artes would flood the Cineteca also flood the Zócalo. Someone out there was shouting very patriotically: Long live Juan Gabriel! pic.twitter.com/6ESWrN1wwh
— Brenda Lozano (@heraclesmigato) September 14, 2024
The National Cinematheque has also extended an invitation to the public through its social networks, highlighting the special and free nature of this screening, which not only offers the opportunity to enjoy Juan Gabriel’s talent but also to reflect on his impact on the music and cultural identity of Mexico.
Don’t come to the broadcast of Juan Gabriel’s concert at the Cineteca, IT’S STUCK. pic.twitter.com/DSlshFRnOj
— Fer Fer (@TratratraFer) September 14, 2024
Access to the screening will be limited, and attendees are advised to arrive early to secure a spot. Assistance animals are also permitted, but access will be restricted in the event of heavy rain.