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mexico City Announces Star-Studded Lineup for 2025 Independence Day Celebrations

Mexico City, Mexico – Preparations are underway for a monumental celebration of Mexico’s Independence Day in 2025, with authorities unveiling a dynamic roster of artists slated to perform on September 15th and 16th. The festivities, centered in the historic Azcapotzalco borough, promise a vibrant display of music, culture, and national pride.

The announcement comes as Mexico City anticipates welcoming millions of spectators to witness the annual Grito de Independencia reenactment and subsequent celebrations. This year’s event is particularly notable as it marks a renewed focus on showcasing diverse musical talent and bolstering the city’s position as a leading cultural hub. The celebrations will not only feature established stars but also provide a platform for emerging artists, reflecting the richness and evolution of mexican music.

Performance Schedule & Key Artists:

While the full schedule remains under finalization, confirmed headliners for September 15th, 2025, include:

* Grupo Cañaveral: Known for their energetic banda music.
* Los Ángeles Azules: Celebrated for their iconic cumbia sound.
* Natanael Cano: A leading figure in the corridos tumbados genre.
* Ángela Aguilar: Renowned for her powerful vocals and traditional Mexican music.
* Carin León: Popular singer-songwriter blending regional Mexican with contemporary styles.

Additional performances will be announced in the coming months, with a focus on representing a broad spectrum of genres, including pop, rock, and traditional folk music. Performances will take place on multiple stages throughout Azcapotzalco, with the main stage located near the monumento a la Independencia.

Street Closures & Viewing Locations:

To accommodate the expected crowds, significant street closures will be implemented in azcapotzalco beginning September 14th, 2025, at 6:00 PM. Affected areas will include:

* Avenida Cuauhtémoc (between Eje 1 Norte and Eje 2 Norte)
* Calle Independencia (between Avenida Cuauhtémoc and Calle Miguel Hidalgo)
* Various side streets within a five-block radius of the Monumento a la Independencia.

Authorities recommend utilizing public transportation, including the metro and Metrobús, as parking will be severely limited. Designated viewing areas will be established along Avenida Cuauhtémoc, offering unobstructed views of the main stage. Additional screens will be set up in Plaza Azcapotzalco and Parque San Juan Aragón for those seeking alternative viewing locations.

Live Streaming & Broadcast Details:

For those unable to attend in person, the Grito de Independencia ceremony and main stage performances will be live-streamed on the official Mexico City government website (https://www.cdmx.gob.mx/) and broadcast on national television networks,including Televisa and TV Azteca. Details regarding international streaming options will be released closer to the event date.