Juan Gabriel's concert at Bellas Artes will be released in theaters.

Nearly ten years after his death, Juan Gabriel 's legacy lives on in the hearts of his fans, in the collective memory, and now, on the big screen.

Her iconic concert at Bellas Artes, which celebrated four decades of her artistic career, will soon be shown in theaters.

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The news was released through the social media channels of Cinemex, the complex that will bring Divo Juárez to the big screen: "We have great news! Juan Gabriel, coming soon to Cinemex," they wrote alongside a short video of the singer.

"Mis 40 en Bellas Artes," recorded in August 2013, has since become not only one of the composer's most beloved works by fans , but has also managed to capture the attention of entire generations.

In September 2024, the Cineteca Nacional organized a free screening of this concert that exceeded all expectations; and days later, the same recording was shown in Mexico City's Zócalo.

Although details of its theatrical release have not been released, the announcement has already sparked excitement among fans:

"Awesome Cinemex", "Bravo", "I need it", "Thanks Cinemex, I love you", "Uncle Cinemex, you're one of the coolest", "I want you all dressed up please", "Take my money", "I didn't know I needed something so much", are just some of the comments that can be read.

Juan Gabriel is one of Mexico's greatest artists, musicians, and composers, and this screening reaffirms his place not only in music history but also in the hearts of the public.

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