F.A.G Producciones y Conciertos

19/03/2026

24/02/2026

Primera llamada, Primera!!!

publico de y del interior de la republica mexicana, atenta invitación!

🎼✨ ¡Una experiencia monumental está por llegar! ✨🎼

La Orquesta Filarmónica de Aguascalientes tiene el honor de invitarlos a vivir una de las obras más grandiosas de todos los tiempos:

🎶 La Novena Sinfonía de Ludwing Van Beethoven 🎶

Una obra que celebra la hermandad, la esperanza y la grandeza del espíritu humano, culminando con el poderoso “Himno a la Alegría” que ha inspirado al mundo entero.

En esta ocasión tan especial nos acompañan los extraordinarios solistas: Arely Rodriguez, Aida Alvarado, Felipe Martinez y Arturo Mendoza y los coros Laus Deo y CantArte, quienes unirán sus voces a nuestra orquesta para ofrecer una interpretación inolvidable.

🎻🎶 Será una noche llena de emoción, fuerza y belleza musical que no querrás perderte.

¡Te esperamos para compartir juntos este momento histórico!

📆28 de marzo
⏰19 hrs.
📍Teatro Aguascalientes

🎟️Boletos disponibles en taquillas del teatro de lunes a sábado de 11 a 19hrs.

Descuento para personas de la 3era Edad presentando INAPAM (Solo aplica en taquilla) y en la pagina de showticket

12/12/2025

27/11/2025

Un increíble concierto a beneficio de nuestra 🕊


📌 Av. Heróico Colegio Militar No. 600 Colonia Ferronales, C.P. 20180, Aguascalientes, Ags.

27/11/2025

22/11/2025

Feliz día de la Música!

Happy St. Cecilia’s Day! 🎶

Cecilia was a 3rd-century Roman noblewoman who was martyred for her faith and became the patron saint of music and musicians. According to legend, she had vowed her virginity to God as a child. Her parents, however, married her to the pagan Valerian. At their wedding, she sat apart, “singing in her heart to God.”

When it came time to consummate the marriage, she told Valerian that an angel of the Lord was watching over her and that it would punish him if he violated her, but would bless him if he respected her vow. Valerian asked to see the angel, and Cecilia told him to go to the Appian Way and be baptised by the Pope. He did so and he saw the angel, who crowned Cecilia with roses and lilies. Valerian and his brother Tiburtius converted and later also became saints, though all three were martyred by the Romans for their faith.

Cecilia survived several ex*****on attempts. Before her death, she requested that her possessions be given to the poor and her house transformed into a church.

The first recorded music festival in St Cecilia's honour was held in Normandy in 1570. Since then, composers from Purcell to Britten (who himself was fittingly born on this day) have written works in her honour. She is even referenced in Simon & Garfunkel’s song 'Cecilia', which is often interpreted as being about a temperamental lover, though Paul Simon has said it was inspired by writer’s block.