Ballet Folclorico Tickets

You've got a friend in ticketing for one of Mexico’s most iconic performing arts groups. Ballet Folclorico de México de Amalia Hernández, founded in 1952, brings centuries of Mexican culture to life through baile folklórico. With a permanent historical home at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City and a catalog of more than 120 choreographies, this company blends Indigenous, Spanish colonial, and contemporary elements with live music and lavish costumes. Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from their discography, notable awards, and upcoming tour dates in 2025. Secure your seats with confidence—we’ve got you.

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Biography: Ballet Folclorico de México de Amalia Hernández was established in 1952 by the legendary Amalia Hernández. The troupe established a permanent home tradition at the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, becoming a cornerstone of Mexico’s cultural identity. The company is renowned for choreographing over 120 ballets, each rooted in a fusion of Indigenous traditions, Spanish colonial influence, and modern storytelling, all performed to live music and enshrined in elaborate, colorful costumes.

Discography Highlights: Keeping a living archive of Mexican culture, their recordings span across decades. Highlights (most recent first) include: Raíces (2013, Sony Music México); Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández, Vol. 2 (En Vivo) (1972, ÁNGEL); Vol. 1 (En Vivo) (1970, ÁNGEL); Ballet Folklórico de México (1963, MUSART).

Awards & Recognition: The company has earned Mexico’s National Prize for Fine Arts and France’s Legion of Honor, underscoring its international cultural impact.

Upcoming Tour Info: Ballet Folclorico remains active on stage with a 2025 US tour including dates in multiple major cities. Confirmed performances include: February 8 at Jones Hall, Houston, TX; February 20 at Del E. Webb Center, Wickenburg, AZ; February 23 at Muriel Kauffman Theatre, Kansas City, MO; February 28 at Touhill Performing Arts Center, St. Louis, MO; and March 22 at Segerstrom Hall, Costa Mesa, CA. For the latest schedule and venue details, check the event listings and the official pages.