Hermoso Cariño 2026: Guadalajara sings to itself at the Concha Acústica

Tickets

General MXN 840 and Early Preferente MXN 1,440, plus fees

Edition

Second

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There are festivals that feel like a weekend in another city and others that feel like your city at its best. Hermoso Cariño wants to be the second. On Saturday, November 7 it returns to the Concha Acústica at Parque Agua Azul, in Guadalajara, for its second edition, with a line-up that moves between indie, alternative pop and new Mexican song.

The idea is simple: good music, local food and a public space full of people. You can tell from the official poster: tejuino, tortas ahogadas, lotería, jacarandas and the Cathedral in the background. It's a festival that proudly calls itself tapatío (from Guadalajara).

THE LINE-UP

Kevin Kaarl headlines alongside NSQK. Kevin Kaarl arrives with his whispered heartbreak songs that made him one of the most-listened voices of the new generation. NSQK brings its coast-flavored pop. Little Jesus presents Río Salvaje, and the afternoon is completed by DAAZ, Te Vi en un Planetario, La Texana, Pau Laggies and Alex Luna.

WHERE IT COMES FROM

The first edition was on November 8, 2025, in the same place, with Siddhartha, Porter, Charles Ans, Gondwana and Hello Seahorse!. It started mid-afternoon and ended with Siddhartha closing past ten-thirty at night, with the Concha full.

This year the festival adds local gastronomy, rest areas and urban art interventions. The bet is the same: to reclaim an emblematic Guadalajara space and fill it with music made in Mexico.

TICKETS

Official sales are on Boletomóvil. General, in the stands, costs MXN 950 plus fees, and Preferente, standing in front of the stage, MXN 1,450 plus fees. With fees, the final price is around MXN 1,140 and MXN 1,740.

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HOW TO PLAN THE DAY

Doors open at 2 pm. Parque Agua Azul is on Calzada Independencia, right downtown, so the easiest way is to take Mi Macro Calzada, which runs right there, and forget about parking.

Our advice: arrive early. The afternoon acts are exactly where the freshest part of the line-up is, and with the sunset over the Concha it's worth being there from the start.

“A festival proud to be tapatío: good music, local food and a public space full of people.”