Conferencia matutina del jueves 23 de julio, 2026. 0448

CMCS230726/448 Press Conference Treasury Room National Palace, Mexico City, July 23, 2026 Presentation of the Presidium: Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, President of Mexico Ms. Claudia Curiel de Icaza, Secretary of Culture Armando Toledo Rosas “El Bogueto”, Singer and Composer Dr. Angélica Noemí Juárez Pérez, Undersecretary of Basic Education of the SEP (Ministry of Public Education) Mr. Miguel Ángel Elorza Vázquez, Infodemic Coordinator Talent of Mexico Sings: Grecia Marín Daniel Ochoa Tiffany Cruz Galaviz Miranda González Joshua Soto Lizandro Espinoza Rosalba Valdez Remarks by Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum 00:16:03 Presentation of the day's topics. Participation of Claudia Curiel 00:18:04 Mexico Sings. 00:24:07 Video of the participants of Mexico Sings. 00:26:41 Presentation of the participants of Mexico Sings. Participation of Grecia Marín 00:34:33 Mexico Sings. Participation of Joshua Soto 00:37:28 Mexico Sings. Participation of “El Bogueto” 00:39:54 Experience in music. 00:41:51 Song performance. Question and Answer Section: Gerardo Segoviano, Dime Noticias 00:45:22 Are there any indicators to know if the message is really getting through? Is there an indicator that says it's working? 00:48:54 Is extending this contest to other parts of the world at some point part of the plan? 00:52:26 Is your government's message not to prohibit? Can each state, each city apply these regulations? Arturo Pavón, Efecto Colateral 00:55:02 What does maintaining the Spanish language mean? 00:56:01 Have you considered singing to the land of origin of your family and ancestors to connect with your roots? 00:57:16 Would you call for other states to carry out similar activities to further unite Mexicans? Enrique Muñiz, Capital 21 00:59:12 How is "México Canta" countering this narrative? What other types of actions, also linked to music, is the Mexican government promoting or encouraging to further eliminate violence and the narrative of drug trafficking from music? 01:03:15 After the competition, and also from the previous edition, could these young people have some opportunities to continue promoting their music? Adriana Santos, El Soberano 01:06:56 What has been the impact of the México Canta strategy in addressing these causes? 01:08:13 Do you have any information about the budget allocated to this strategy? Do you also plan to extend this strategy to the southern border? 01:10:54 Would there be a possibility of taking this initiative to the southern region, even to other Latin American countries, to expand it to other musical genres? Cemelia Hernández, Canal 22 01:11:57 How does México Canta promote the development of emerging artists so they can have greater opportunities and achieve independence in their art, thus reducing social mobility? 01:13:45 Do you believe that regional Mexican music builds identity and, in some way, helps us tell our own story and generate collective feelings? Hans Salazar, Noticiero en Redes 01:16:26 What message would you give to young people in Mexico and the United States who are unsure about the musical offerings? 01:19:31 What does your musical taste represent to you? What do you think of all this? Has your musical taste changed? 01:22:35 How has all this been coordinated? Is there a liaison with all the state cultural secretariats? How much can all of this be connected to strengthen it in the future? 01:24:09 What are the possibilities for these events to take place in more remote municipalities, in places where access is more difficult, and that they aren't necessarily large-scale events? Oscar Zamudio, Zagazine 01:28:31 Why did you decide to get involved with this Mexico Sings project and not with any other in particular? 01:30:06 Photoshoot.