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Aperol Día de Campo 2026: Arcade Fire's Santa Pirata and Chet Faker in Guadalajara
Sunday, November 29, 1 pm, at Titanes, next to Parque Metropolitano. A picnic festival with tickets from MXN 1,208; children age 4 and up enter free.
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- When
- Sunday, November 29, 2026, 1:00 pm
- Where
- Titanes, Zapopan (next to Parque Metropolitano), Guadalajara
- Line-up
- Arcade Fire presents Santa Pirata, Chet Faker, Bandalos Chinos, Kakkmaddafakka, Cocorosie, Alanis Yuki
- Tickets
- From MXN 1,208 with fee included (Boletomóvil). Children 4 to 9 free
Aperol Día de Campo, Guadalajara's boutique festival, returns on Sunday, November 29 with a new venue: Titanes, next to Parque Metropolitano, in Zapopan. It's an outdoor picnic party, with a food and drinks area, restrooms and community activities, for all ages.
THE LINE-UP
The main attraction is Santa Pirata, the project Arcade Fire presents: the band's frontman, Haitian musician Paul Beaubrun and DJ Cosmo Gonik, with versions of Arcade Fire classics and other anthems to dance to. Also on the bill are Chet Faker, who arrives with his full band for the first time in Guadalajara, Bandalos Chinos, Kakkmaddafakka, Cocorosie and Alanis Yuki.
THEIR HISTORY IN MEXICO
Chet Faker isn't new to the country: in 2024 his show at LooLoo Studio in Mexico City was announced. The festival itself has a track record: according to the box office, it has had five editions. The first featured The Blaze, Clubz and Pahua (Sopitas); 2025's was on October 12 at La Reserva Educare, with Disclosure as headliner (Players of Life); and at another edition James Blake played for about 5,000 people (Rolling Stone).
TICKETS
Prices include the service fee: Early Access General Phase 1 at MXN 1,208 (you must enter before 4 pm), General Phase 2 at MXN 1,495, Early Access Comfy Club at MXN 2,185 and Comfy Club Phase 1 at MXN 2,415. Children from 4 years old enter free; from 10 they pay a ticket. It's sold on Boletomóvil, with 3 and 6 months interest-free.
This year the line-up leans more toward indie and pop than the dance floor, but with Chet Faker and Santa Pirata's DJ set there's plenty to dance to.
“Chet Faker arrives with his full band for the first time in Guadalajara.”