06/02/2026
The countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026 has begun!⚽️🏆Visit La Contenta Oeste starting on Opening Day at noon, next Thursday, June 11th, to see how Mexico lives the World Cup🇲🇽In Mexico, it’s not just a game, it’s a way of life where we support our team with passion, micheladas and tacos, and live football with sombreros, luchador masks, and our hearts on our sleeves❤️🔥We are bringing that same spirit to La Contenta Oeste, with a very special line-up for our World Cup Opening Day Fiesta, full of unique cultural performances, live music and food and cocktail specials💃🏻🕺🏻🎶🎵🌮🍻🍹Make your reservation today!
Shown in the background of this flyer is ‘Ajologol.’ Over 4 meters tall and made of 36,000 pieces of steel by Durango, MX-based .esculturas, Ajologol is the name of a polygonal sculpture of an ajolote, positioned prominently in Mexico City’s Zócalo during the World Cup. The critically endangered and charismatic ajolote, a species of salamander endemic to Mexico City and environs, has become a symbol and unofficial mascot for the World Cup in Mexico City. According to the artists, the ajolote “represents our history, our identity and our capacity to transform.”🦎🇲🇽