
Sacred concert · Orchestra and choir · Cathedral
Thursday, October 29, 2026 · 7:00 PM · Filarmónica de Mexicali
Time until the concert
Four sections: sides $250, Centro II $500 and Centro I $650 MXN, plus fees.
The Filarmónica de Mexicali and the Ópera y Coro Sinfónico de Mexicali perform Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Requiem on Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 7:00 PM, at the Mexicali Cathedral downtown. It is sacred music written for a Mass for the dead, played here in its natural setting, three days before the Day of the Dead.
The concert comes in the year the Diocese of Mexicali turns 60 — it was established on March 25, 1966 — and the official poster carries its anniversary logo next to the Filarmónica's. The orchestra is local: the same one that backed Yandel on his symphonic tour this year and staged the symphonic tribute to Juan Gabriel at the Palenque del FEX.
The conductor, soloists and full program have not been announced yet. As soon as the Filarmónica publishes them, we will add them here.
It is one of the most famous works in classical music, and part of that fame comes from its story: Mozart was writing it on commission when he died. He finished the opening section and left advanced sketches of several more; it breaks off in the first bars of the "Lacrimosa". Other musicians completed it afterwards, above all Süssmayr, whose version is the one usually performed. The production has not said which edition it will use in Mexicali.
Details about the work cross-checked across three reference sources (Britannica, English Wikipedia and Classic FM).
This is the order of the traditional version; the names come from the Latin text of the Mass. The concert program has not been published, so this is indicative.
The city's orchestra, built around young Mexicali musicians; it produces the concert.
The choir that sings the Requiem's choral sections, which make up most of the work.
Conductor and soloists: to be announced.
Tickets are sold through Ticketnauta in four sections: Centro I $650, Centro II $500, and the left and right side sections at $250 MXN each. Buying online adds a service charge and a transaction fee, bringing the totals to the figures in the table (for this event, paying with PayPal costs the same as with a card). Buy only through official channels.
| Section | Ticket | Service + transaction | Card total |
|---|---|---|---|
| CENTRO I | $650 | $65 + $35.75 | $750.75 |
| CENTRO II | $500 | $50 + $27.50 | $577.50 |
| LEFT SIDE | $250 | $25 + $13.75 | $288.75 |
| RIGHT SIDE | $250 | $25 + $13.75 | $288.75 |
Prices from the Ticketnauta price table, checked on September 21, 2026. Mexican pesos; totals were verified row by row. Before paying, review the total shown by the payment gateway.
Buy tickets on TicketnautaThe Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe is on Calle Morelos, in the Primera neighborhood, right in the historic downtown: about 600 meters from the Downtown pedestrian crossing and roughly a kilometer from the vehicle crossing. It is a Thursday evening: parking nearby fills up, so arrive with time to spare. It is a place of worship, so modest clothing is a good idea.
Date, time, venue, sections, pricing and seating conditions verified on September 21, 2026 against the official poster and the Ticketnauta listing, map and price table (event 636), whose totals were checked one by one, and cross-checked with tijuanaeventos; details about the work against Britannica, Wikipedia and Classic FM; the Diocese anniversary against El Imparcial and El Mexicano. Dates, times and prices may change; confirm with the official ticket seller before making plans. Illustrative, digitally generated image: it does not show the Mexicali Cathedral or the actual musicians.