A recent concert at the San Lázaro Cultural Space in Mexico City showcased the talents of young musicians from the Higher School of Music of the Inbal, an institute with which the Cultural Space maintains a close collaboration. the event, organized under the leadership of Elías Robles Andrade, chairman of the San Lázaro Cultural Space, featured a program designed to appeal to younger audiences and support emerging artists.

Political and Administrative Support

The initiative received strong backing from key figures within the Chamber of Deputies. Deputy Ricardo Monreal Ávila (morena), president of the political Coordination Board, championed the event. The General Secretariats and Administrative and Financial Services of the Chamber of Deputies also played a crucial role in promoting and facilitating the concert.

Cultural Agenda and Collaboration

Salvador Vera Islands, coordinator of the Cultural Agenda, emphasized the concert’s significance, stating that the program that is carried out looks towards the young and this time to those who are in training at the Higher School of Music of the Inbal, institute with which there is a close collaboration. This collaboration highlights the commitment to nurturing young talent and providing them with platforms to showcase their skills.

Legislative Palace as a Cultural Hub

Alicia Klip Moshinsky, secretary of Administrative and Financial services, underscored the importance of the Legislative Palace as a cultural venue. She noted that the palace has a cultural space,where this accompaniment is expected to continue. this statement reflects a broader vision of the Legislative Palace as not only a centre for political activity but also a space for artistic expression and cultural enrichment.

Artistic Direction and Recognition

Germán Tort, the artistic director, commended the Chamber of Deputies for its cultural program and its invitation to instrumental and coral artists. He remarked that it was positive to see the Chamber of Deputies becoming a more space that opens from culture, adding, In Mexico there are many theaters and that is why it is good to use this auditorium. Tort’s comments highlight the importance of utilizing available spaces to promote and celebrate the arts.

Featured Performers

The concert featured a diverse ensemble of talented vocalists, including:

• Sopranos: Anais Bulled, Nakary Lopez, Rosalinda Ramírez, and Yunuen Díaz
• Mezzo-sopranos: Lilia Caminia and Sharón Silem
• Tenors: Eduardo Ramos, Jose Rosesier, and Alejandro Valdilavia
• Baritones: Álvaro Rivera and santiago Schulz

Musical Selections

The program included a selection of well-known and beloved pieces, such as:

• “Mon Cœur S’ouvre à ta voix”
• “O mio Babbino Caro”
• “Divina Woman”
• “Cuando vuelva a tu lado”
• “Júrame”
• The concert concluded with a performance of the “Toast/libiamo” from Verdi’s opera, *la Traviata*.

Recognition and Appreciation

The event concluded with Vera Islands, Klip Moshinsky, Josué Arévalo Meyer, and first actress Isaura Espinoza presenting recognition to the concert participants, acknowledging their contributions to the evening’s success.