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Born in Santa Barbara, Chih., Tijuanense since the age of 5. He holds degrees in Civil Engineering from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) and in Economics from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC). He is a renowned entrepreneur who has also excelled in other activities such as journalism and creative writing, having published more than ten books, and philanthropic activities covering a wide range of areas including health, education, art and culture. His love for Tijuana, has led him to promote creative ideas that promote a sense of civic pride and rootedness in the community, such as the Sala Raúl Anguiano, which was later transformed into the Arte en la Industria (Art in Industry) itinerant art museum concept; the Paseo de la Fama (Walk of Fame) project, which recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations from different disciplines; Urban Murals “Con Amor a Tijuana” (With Love for Tijuana); the International Sculpture Congress; and Tijuana Innovadora, a world-class, high media impact event that served as a driving force in changing the negative image of Tijuana in Mexico and abroad. And now, his tireless journey has led him to venture into the executive production of stage projects.

Tijuanense by birth, Tico Orozco holds a degree in Cultural Management from the Universidad de Guadalajara and is an accomplished radio and record producer. He has collaborated on projects for various publications. He has coordinated national and international artistic events, including national and regional theater events and festivals. Coordinator of the book "Palabras Mayores de las Seis Menores" (literally, Major Words of the Six Minors). Director and screenwriter of the short film La Ciudad sin Horizonte (The City with No Horizon). He is an active member of the Latin American Network of Cultural Management and has served as head of Cultural Promotion at the Instituto de Cultura de Baja California, and manager of Artistic Promotion at the Centro Cultural Tijuana (CECUT), and in Mexico City, general manager of the Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts). He is currently director of La Casa de las Ideas, an initiative of Tijuana Innovadora, A.C. that focuses on the transformation of communities through socio-cultural intervention.

Jorge Alberto Izquierdo Estrada holds a degree in International Relations from the School of Political Science and Public Administration of the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. Since 1998, he has specialized in the area of event production. His productions include concerts, sports, cultural, and corporate events throughout Mexico; among them, the centennial celebration 100 años de CEMEX (100 years of CEMEX), 3 editions of the Mexican Open golf tournament, A bigger Bang with Rolling Stones, Champ Car World Series, among others. Izquierdo considers himself a “Tijuanense” who happens to have been born in Saltillo, Coahuila. He first arrived in Tijuana in 2010 to collaborate on the first edition of Tijuana Innovadora "La Frontera Inteligente" (The Intelligent Frontier), a project he has been part of since its inception. He is, once again, part of the Tijuana Innovadora team, coordinating the overall production of this year’s event TI2020 "Tijuana Is the Future," October 6-10.

Director, playwright, actor, producer and manager. His work has been characterized by research, experimentation with new poetics and dialogue with other artistic disciplines to create stage projects that promote awareness of and sensitivity to issues of social relevance. He has directed more than thirty works of performing art, more than twenty of his authorship; and representation at national and international festivals and events. Gilberto Corrales is the general and artistic director of the company Teatro en el Incendio, a group that has benefited from the support program for professional performing arts groups "México en Escena" of the Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (National Fund for Culture and the Arts).

He is one of Mexico's most versatile and resilient performing artists. Not only is he an actor, singer, director, composer and entrepreneur, he is a creative performer of unique characteristics and persistent heterodoxy. In 2020 he is preparing his first monologue around the figure of muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros with a production entirely made in Tijuana to be released at the end of 2020. This year, he has also recorded the series Todo Va a Estar Bien (Everything Will Be Alright), directed by Diego Luna, and awaits the release of two films: Lecciones para Canallas (Lessons for Scoundrels) by Gustavo Moheno and No Abrir la Puerta (Don't Open the Door) directed by Humberto Hinojosa.

Barbara Perrin Rivemar was born twenty-something years ago at lunchtime. Born and raised in Tijuana, with French blood and a cowboy heart. She writes plays and does publicity. She likes dogs and songs by Jeanette. She hates writing her own profiles. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Theatre from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California. She has participated with plays in dramaturgy festivals and events such as the Young Dramaturgy Festival in Querétaro, Dramaturgy Week in Monterrey, the Mexican Dramaturgy Cycle of the UNAM, and the 7 Golpes Festival of Monologues in Monterrey.

(Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, 1974). He is a reader, reporter and storyteller of the Mexican border. He is the author of fourteen books including short stories, essays, novels and journalistic chronicles. Highlights include Juglares del Bordo (winner of the Fundación El Libro Literary Award, organized by the FIL of Buenos Aires, Argentina). Días de Whisky Malo (Bad Whiskey Days) (UANL- Tusquets. Gilberto Owen National Short Story Award 2014 and Finalist for the Gabriel García Márquez Hispanic American Short Story Award 2017 in Bogotá, Colombia); Bajo la Luz de una Estrella Muerta (Under the Light of a Dead Star) (FOEM. International Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Award 2015); El lobo en Su Hora (The Wolf in his Hour) (José Revueltas Fine Arts Award) and Cartógrafos de Nostromo (Cartographers of Nostromo) (Malcolm Lowry Fine Arts Award 2014).

(Tijuana, Baja California. 1991) Graduated in Scenography from the Escuela Nacional de Arte Teatral, del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (National School of Theatrical Art, National Institute of Fine Arts). She has been assistant to Gabriel Pascal, Victor Zapatero and Guadalupe Arreola. Beginning in 2020, she joined the UNAM Choreographic Workshop as the official lighting designer. Her work has been presented in different parts of the country and the world, including Mexico's National Auditorium, Israel (Tel-Aviv Opera House), Cuba (Gran Teatro de La Habana and Teatro Nacional de Cuba), Spain, Argentina, Costa Rica, the US, and the Czech Republic, among others. She won first place in The Perfect Light competition (Japan) in May 2018.

Mexican from the city of Apizaco, Tlaxcala. In 2002 he began his career in Physics at the UNAM, which he left two years later to finish his degree in Visual Communication at the UC. In 2008, under the tutelage of Alain Kerriou, he began to develop his work as a theater and dance stage designer in creative processes associated with video art, multimedia and space layout.

Born in Mexico City, he studied music at the Universidad Veracruzana, then at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the Escuela Superior de Artes de Yucatán. He has studied with composers such as Charles Bernstein, Arthur Hamilton, Philipe Manoury, Luca Francesconi, Ake Parmerud, Karl Heinz Essl, and Mexican composers Javier Álvarez, Rodrigo Sigal, Ana Lara and Mario Lavista, among others. His works have been performed by L'Orchestre Philharmonique of Radio France, the Ensemble Intercontemporain and the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de México. He has worked on more than 80 projects, including award-winning short films, documentaries and independent films. He currently works in his studio Antar Mouna in Tecate.

Claudia Basurto is a cultural manager and promoter and teacher with a degree in Communication Sciences and a master's degree in Education and Cultural Integration. She has a certification in Art Appreciation and specialized studies in International Migration. She has public, social and private sector experience in the areas of education, management, communication, art and culture. She lives and works on the west coast, Mexico-US border. She is part of the Board of Tijuana Innovadora A.C. in the area of Strategic Projects where she has worked on issues regarding non-formal education; entrepreneurship; national and international strategic alliances; intensive and critical use of Information and Communication Technologies, and the promotion of Creative and Cultural Industries.