The largest celebration in Mexico's history, performed to a live audience of over a million.
Originally conceived as an exclusive, ticketed mega-event, the project evolved into a free-entry public spectacle for over a million people, including a 3-hour, 4,000-pax choreographed parade down Mexico City's Reforma Avenue; 3 music stages playing 12 hours of the biggest names in Mexican Pop, Rock & Classical music; and an internationally televised mega-event in the Zócalo climaxing in the 200th Presidential Grito.
Julian moved to Mexico for two years and escalated from a project coordinator to senior producer during the course of the production.
Personal Highlights
- Found the message for celebration in a very complex moment in Mexico's history
- Creative interface with the Mexican President's Office
- Head of Creative Development & Production
- Fully responsible for Parade Delivery
- Head of 7,000 volunteers who stayed together for multiple projects following the Bicentenary
Team
Executive ProducersRic Birch & Marco Balich
Creative DirectorsMario Espinosa, Felipe Fernandez del Paso, Claudio Valdez Kuri, Alicia Sanchez, Monica Raya, Jorge Vargas, Alejandra Gonzalez, Mauricio García, Juliana Faesler
Produced by Instantia Producciones
