Tim Burton’s delirium invades CDMX with its immersive labyrinth

Prepare to get lost in a labyrinth of gothic fantasies and cinematic oddities.

Tim Burton’s delirium invades CDMX with his immersive labyrinth

Because nothing says “sophisticated culture” like putting 50,000 people in a labyrinth of Gothic oddities, the ‘Tim Burton, The Labyrinth’ experience lands at the Casino del Bosque from June 26 to October 5. Yes, the same place where your grandfather probably lost his pension playing poker will now house corpses of boyfriends and men with scissors for hands. Progress? Definitely.

18 containers of Italian madness

Not content with exporting pizza and pasta, the Italians decided to send us 18 containers full of twisted fantasies. The exhibition, which has already taken Milan by storm, promises a journey through Mr. Burton’s most iconic films: from the melancholic Edward Scissorhands to the chaotic Beetlejuice, passing through the childhood trauma that Charlie and the Chocolate Factory left us (thanks for the nightmares, Willy Wonka).

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According to Elena Garrán, Director of Communication at Letsgo (the production company behind this circus), this is not just “another exhibition with bright screens”. No no. Here there are sculptures, costumes and animation so that visitors can live “a unique adventure”. I mean, if you get bored, it’s your fault for not having enough gothic imagination.

And although one would think that after selling 50 thousand tickets before opening, they would be able to relax, no. Apparently, the success took them by surprise. “Each visitor will have a different experience,” they say. Of course, because nothing unites humanity more than getting lost in a labyrinth of cinematic obsessions while stumbling upon Johnny Depp’s hat.

Is it worth the trip?

If you are one of those who believe that Burton is a genius or you simply like to dress up as a macabre character on the weekends, this is your opportunity. Of course, prepare yourself for kilometer-long lines, selfies with strange Beetlejuice dresses and the inevitable existential reflection: “Why do I identify so much with a skeleton who wants to get married?”.

Do you dare to enter? Share your experience on social networks and tag us so that everyone can see your best “I just came out of a Tim Burton movie” face. And if you’re left wanting more oddities, explore other equally extravagant cultural events on our website!

Luis Miguel leaves the hospital and recovers in Mexico

The singer was discharged after surgery in New York and traveled to Mexico to recover.

The state of health of Luis Miguel

For weeks, Luis Miguel’s health kept his followers in suspense. Close sources revealed that the singer underwent cardiovascular surgery in New York.

Now, Semana magazine reports that “El Sol” has received a medical discharge. “Everything has gone well after the intervention and Luis Miguel has left the center located in Manhattan,” sources quoted the Spanish media.

Rest in Mexican territory

The “La unconditional” singer spent the last two weeks under strict medical surveillance. After leaving the hospital, he traveled to Mexico to continue his recovery in a private environment.

Paloma Cuevas, his partner, will also move to the country to accompany him. The Spanish press clarifies that discharge is only the beginning of a process that requires rest and specialized monitoring. For now, his professional schedule remains on pause.

Luis Miguel’s team maintains total secrecy about the details of the procedure. The singer is expected to resume activities when his health allows.

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Imagine Dragons lit up the FIFA Fan Fest in Monterrey with massive attendance

Imagine Dragons brought together more than 120 thousand people at the FIFA Fan Fest in Monterrey.

Imagine Dragons and the World Cup party in Monterrey

The FIFA Fan Fest at Fundidora Park received more than 120 thousand attendees for the Imagine Dragons concert. From early on, long lines formed on Madero Avenue and inside the park. The American band offered more than an hour and a half of music, performing hits such as Enemy, Bones, Thunder, Believer, Demons, Natural and Radioactive. The atmosphere was one of World Cup celebration.

Monorail tests as a legacy of mobility

Before the concert, the governor of Nuevo León, Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda, together with Mariana Rodríguez Cantú, carried out tests on the Monorail of Metro line 6. They traveled from Churubusco, in Guadalupe, to Constitución, in Monterrey. The president highlighted the magnitude of the project and its impact on urban mobility.

The elevated train made a stop near Fundidora Park, where families watched its operation. This line will have a length of 12 kilometers and will connect various sectors of the metropolitan area. It is shaping up to be the longest monorail on the continent, a legacy for the city.

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Influencer criticized for chocolate in honor of Oliver Tree after fatal accident

Controversy over TikToker chocolate after the death of Oliver Tree in a plane crash.

The death of the American singer Oliver Tree, which occurred on June 14 in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, unleashed a wave of tributes among his followers. Five other people died with him, including the Argentine content creator Gaspar Prim Díaz (Gaspi) and the filmmaker Lucas Vignale.

Fans from all over the world shared drawings, songs and animations. However, a video by the Spanish Carolina del Carmen Monclús, known on TikTok as “Mujer de Buena Pasta”, caused a strong controversy.

Chocolate in the midst of mourning

The 25-year-old made a chocolate bar with blue, yellow and red icing, decorated with a sleeping bear, to honor the musician. It used a similar technique to Dubai chocolates: thick cocoa base filled with pistachio cream and kataifi dough.

The clip reached 25 million views, but far from moving, it received massive criticism. Many users described the gesture as disrespectful and an attempt to monetize a tragedy.

“Super unnecessary.”
“Everyone only named him because of his fame and not when he was alive.”
“A little empathy, you are just trying to generate with a topic that is sensitive for many.”

The creator’s response

Given the wave of rejection, Monclús published a clarification on TikTok. He explained that he decided to make a chocolate because it is what he does best, and that his intention was to pay a sincere tribute to a person he admires.

“I am a human being who makes mistakes,” he said. Despite his apologies, the debate about the limits between genuine grief and seeking attention on networks remains open.

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