The former home of the late Mexican singer Juan Gabriel has been transformed into an immersive museum in Ciudad Juárez, celebrating his legacy eight years after his death. The museum features various exhibits, including a replica of his dressing room, an immersive gallery, and a main room containing his ashes, offering a personal connection to the artist. As part of the ongoing celebrations for Juan Gabriel week, a mass will be held at the San Lorenzo Sanctuary to honor his memory. The museum has generated significant interest, with tickets reportedly sold out in advance of the anniversary. Juan Gabriel, known for his flamboyant style and poignant songs, remains a beloved figure in Latin music, having composed over 1,800 songs. The museum aims to provide fans with a deeper understanding of his life and artistry, with plans for additional attractions to be added soon.