Olas Altas welcomes thousands of motorcyclists in Mazatlán

The Olas Altas area in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, welcomed thousands of motorcyclists on Friday as part of the Semana Internacional de la Moto 2026. Locals and visitors enjoyed a traditional communal meal with music and food in an atmosphere of biker brotherhood. The gathering highlights a tradition spanning over 30 years.

Mazatlán, Sinaloa, April 10, 2026. Thousands of motorcyclists from Mexico and abroad arrived at the Olas Altas zone on Friday for the Semana Internacional de la Moto Mazatlán 2026.

At the annual communal meal, thousands of plates of local cuisine were served. Musical groups performed, creating an energetic atmosphere of brotherhood among attendees.

The event showcases Mazatlán's culinary pride and warm hospitality toward the biker community.

Activities continue Friday night at the Centro de Convenciones with a tribute concert to Spanish-language rock. Featured artists include Clavería from La Ley, Kenny from La de Los Eléctricos, Guevara from Elefante, Kazz from Amantes de Lola, Cala from Rostros Ocultos, Animalf from Cuca, Chirino from La Ley, Stone from Víctimas del Doctor Cerebro, Merenglas, and Grupo Clase A, closing with Pancho Barraza.

Saturday features the traditional parade along the Malecón, followed by performances from Rock And Roses, Black Beats, Los Madakakers, and headliner Mago de Oz.

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