Throughout the year, conductor Ludwig Carrasco led 56 performances in which 113 works were performed, 40 of which were by Mexican composers. The artistic activity included 11 world premieres, 10 national premieres, as well as the revival of 6 works from the repertoire and the premiere of 8 new editions, reflecting a diverse program committed to musical creation and dissemination.

Among the many memorable moments of the season were performances such as Till Eulenspiegel with the Bogotá Philharmonic, as well as Mahler's Sixth Symphony and Weinberg's Third with the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico. In addition, there were the “Relaxed Performances,” a particularly significant initiative that reaffirmed the interest in expanding access, inclusion, and the audience experience at symphonic concerts.

The National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico, under the artistic direction of Ludwig Carrasco, presented 67 concerts during the year, achieving an average attendance of 92%, a slight increase compared to 2024. This result confirms the sustained interest of the public and the consolidation of the OSN's programming as one of the most popular cultural offerings.

Likewise, on numerous occasions, performances were sold out, reflecting the growing response from attendees and the positive impact of the activities carried out. These occupancy levels reaffirm the bond with the public and the reach achieved by the season as a whole.