#ShowOCESA

¡La espera terminó! Después de seis años de ausencia en nuestro país, @thecure regresa este 8 de octubre al Foro Sol en su única presentación????#TheCureMX

Preventa @Citibanamex 28 y 29 de agosto

Términos y condiciones para los 3MSI en https://t.co/97AaWmb53r pic.twitter.com/hBN2dcKrEg

— Ocesa Rock (@ocesa_rock) August 22, 2019

CONFIRMADO: @thecure vuelve a México y sí. En @RedCapital_ lo dijimos primero. Hace un mes.#FelizJueves https://t.co/GDnwui2fNd pic.twitter.com/m1k3n7XVJA

— Red Capital (@RedCapital_) August 22, 2019

¡CONFIRMADO! ¡The Cure anuncia concierto en México! https://t.co/rhoD01bNP8

— Chain of Flowers (@CraigatCoF) August 22, 2019

October 8th, 2019
The Foro Sol in Mexico City, Mexico
Cure are scheduled to play from 9:10 - 11:55 pm central time.

Setlist: Plainsong, Pictures of You, A Night Like This, Just One Kiss, Lovesong, Last Dance, 39, Burn, Fascination Street, Never Enough, Push, In Between Days, Just Like Heaven, From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea, Want, Play For Today, A Forest, Primary, Shake Dog Shake, Prayers for Rain, Disintegration

1st encore: Lullaby, The Caterpillar, The Lovecats, Hot Hot Hot, The Walk, Let's Go to Bed, Friday I'm in Love, Close to Me, Why Can't I Be You?

2nd encore: Three Imaginary Boys, Boys Don't Cry, Jumping Someone Else's Train, Grinding Halt, 10:15 Saturday Night, Killing An Arab.


Full schedule:

5 pm Doors open
5:40 - 6:05 Violet Vendetta
6:35 - 7:10 Rey Pila
7:40 - 8:25 The Twilight Sad
9:10 - 11:55 The Cure
Midnight Curfew

Tweets by CraigatCoF 

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LET THE good times roll, the drinks flow and the music rock. It's party time on the edge of the world. By mid afternoon guests are knocking back cocktails as classic tunes and the thunderous crash of waves on unspoilt sands fill the air.

"Cultural Journey: Mexico" is sequel to India-themed event presented last summer by Heartland Film.

A chronology of key events

Key facts, figures and dates

New Mexico

The Amateur Traveler talks to Robin Noelle (author of next year’s edition of the Moon Guidebook for Puerto Vallarta) about Puerto Vallarta. Robin talks about the beach, the food, the jungle and 12 foot wide Manta rays.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Zora O'Neil who is one of the co-authors of the Rough Guide in the Yucatan guide book. Zora talks about this very beautiful, very tropical and very isolated part of Mexico. Learn about the beach communities (Riviera Maya - Cancun, Talum, Playa del Carmen; Costa Maya - Majahual, Xcalak; Isla Holbox), getting around, the food (Xni Pec, Achiote), the colonial cities (Merida) and the Mayan ruins (the Ruta Puc, Uxmal, Calakmul).

The Amateur Traveler talks to Sarah Menkedick about her adopted home town of Oaxaca Mexico. Sarah talks about her love for this sunny tropical city with both colonial and pre-columbian roots. Oaxaca has recovered from its political troubles but tourism is still down so this may be the perfect time to explore its markets, sample its food, marvel at its ruins, and relax in its public square. Sarah's top three reasons to come to Oaxaca are all food: mescal, mole and chile.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Anna Laura about her home city of Mexico City. We will talk about food, museums, architecture and history. We will puzzle about why the tourists stay in the Zona Rosa and we will tell you where they should go including Coyacan and Xochimilco. We will climb the world's third largest pyramid and eat street food. Discover this huge, bustling, diverse city. 20 million Mexico's can't be wrong.

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Hear about travel to Santa Fe, New Mexico as the Amateur Traveler talks to Billie Frank from SantaFeTravelers.com about her city, the second oldest in the United States and the oldest capital city in the U.S.

Hear about travel to Mazatlan, Mexico as the Amateur Traveler talks again to Craig Zabransky about this Mexico seaport. Mazatlan is on the west coast of Mexico.

Hear about travel to the state of Guanajuato Mexico (including San Miguel de Allende) as the Amateur Traveler talks to Tim Leffel of perceptivetravel.com about his adopted home.

Hear about travel to Baja Sur in Mexico as the Amateur Traveler talks to   author and travel writer Stuart Gustafson about his love affair with the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula. 

Hear about a road trip in Central Mexico as the Amateur Traveler talks to Amie from thetravelingtogetherjournal.com about a trip they took near Mexico City.

Hear about travel to Mexico City as the Amateur Traveler talks to Patrick Muntzinger from GermanBackPacker.com about the city where he lived for 4 months last Spring on a semester abroad.

Hear about travel to Albuquerque as Chris Christensen, the Amateur Traveler himself, talks about his trip to Albuquerque during the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. 

Hear about travel to Merida and the Yucatan Peninsula as the Amateur Traveler talks to Tommo & Megsy from foodfuntravel.com about their recent homebase.

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Invitation Only Research Event

Event participants

Jude Webber, Mexico and Central America Correspondent, Financial Times
Michael Stott, Latin America Editor, Financial Times
Chair: Dr Christopher Sabatini, Senior Research Fellow for Latin America, US and the Americas Programme, Chatham House