On March 6, singer and actress Regina Orozco will take the stage at the Lunario of the National Auditorium with a concert that aims to explore the themes of time and eternity. This cabaret-style performance, featuring two pianists Ricardo Martín and Baldomero Jiménez, is designed to be intimate and elegant, expressing deep vocal prowess. Orozco describes this show as a personal journey motivated by her reflections on aging and independence following a midlife crisis.

Reflecting on her emotional journey, Regina Orozco noted that her recent experiences with aging prompted her to reevaluate her life. Confronted with thoughts of feeling older and tired, she sought to regain control over her narrative and embraced her independence. This introspective process not only inspired her artistic choices but also led her to create a performance rich in personal significance, where she engages with the audience about the passage of time.

The concert will include a mix of classic boleros and ballads from renowned artists, such as Pablo Milanés and Joan Manuel Serrat, showcasing her unique interpretations. Through creative elements—including playing with a pocket watch symbolizing time travel—Orozco intends to reminisce about pivotal moments in her life, making this performance a theatric exploration of memories and the inevitability of time that resonates deeply with her audience.