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Disfruta este suceso único, de Jalisco para el Mundo, que se llevó acabo en La Plaza Mayor de Madrid, España. En la realización de este evento, participaron 11 integrantes del Mariachi Real de México, 23 Músicos de la Film Symphony Orchestra, la sección de metales y el director musical de Alejandro Fernandez, Nando Hernández quien hizo los arreglos y adaptaciones de las dos piezas que se interpretaron.
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