Hundreds of kilos of steel and wood took over the Monumento a la Revolución on August 19th and 20th in Mexico City. A modular skate ramp designed and built by architect and skater Hesner Sánchez —inspired by the flows and crowds that define the city— became the epicenter of a multidisciplinary event that brought together the best skaters in the country.

Amateur and professional skaters, skate classes, street art, and live music by Tomasa del Real, BrunoG, and Rosa Pistola came together for an experience crafted for the urban community of the capital. An activation produced in collaboration with Tuskate, Marvin, and Sprite, with creative direction by Carlos Álvarez-Montero of .357Mx.