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Bakemono to play free anime music concert in Mexico City
Mexican band Bakemono will perform anime songs at a free concert in Mexico City's Historic Center.
The show is scheduled for November 7 at noon at the SHCP Art Museum, at Moneda 4.
Admission is free, according to the band's announcement.
Bakemono, formed in 2022, plays songs from Japanese animated series in Spanish and Japanese.
The concert is part of Hacienda es Patrimonio Cultural, a programme of activities at the museum.
The show is one of several events tied to Japan Month in Mexico City, which runs through November.
The museum says its Japan Month programme is organized with Japan's embassy in Mexico and marks the 70th anniversary of the Mexican-Japanese Association.
Bakemono will perform a free concert of anime songs at Mexico City’s Museum of Art of the SHCP on November 7.
The concert is scheduled for 12:00 at the museum on Moneda 4 in the Historic Center.
The performance is part of the “Hacienda es Patrimonio Cultural” program.
The Mexican rock band plays anime songs in Spanish and Japanese, including openings and endings from popular series.
- Who
- Bakemono, a Mexican rock band.
- What
- A free concert featuring songs associated with Japanese animated series.
- When
- November 7 at 12:00.
- Where
- Museum of Art of the SHCP, Moneda 4, Historic Center, Mexico City.
- Why
- The concert is part of the “Hacienda es Patrimonio Cultural” program.
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Bakemono is scheduled to perform at the Museum of Art of the SHCP.
- Concert date
- November 7
- Start time
- 12:00
- Admission
- Free
- Venue
- Museum of Art of the SHCP, Moneda 4
- Program
- Hacienda es Patrimonio Cultural
What people are saying
Through this music we have had the opportunity to experience Japanese culture from within.