Confuror (CFR) 2026 is scheduled for Oct 29-Nov 1, 2026 in Guadalajara, Mexico. The announced theme is Sombras del Oeste (Shadows of the West).
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Confuror 2025 returned to Guadalajara with a fairy-tale theme, drawing 2,635 attendees. The convention continued its support for local wildlife conservation through the Tamandua Project.
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| Year | Dates | Theme | Attendance | Charity Raised | Guest(s) of Honor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2027 | TBA | TBA | TBA | TBA | None Announced |
2026 | Oct 29 - Nov 1 | Sombras del Oeste (Shadows of the West) | TBA | TBA | None Announced |
2025 | Oct 23-26 | Érase una vez... (Once Upon a Time) | 2,635 | $20,000(Proyecto Tamandúa México) | Gintan |
2024 | TBA | Wild West | TBA | TBA | None Announced |
2023 | TBA | Mexican Traditions | 1,964 | TBA | None Announced |
2022 | Oct 27-30 | Día de los Muertos | 1,861 | $15,000(Proyecto Tamandúa México) | None Announced |
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Vidafur, the parent community behind Mexico's largest furry con
Confuror is the flagship event of Vidafur, the Mexican furry community whose copyright stamps every page of the official site as "© 2008 - 2026 Vidafur." The about page frames the convention as a volunteer collective: "Confuror is only represented by the consensus and the sum of all its parts."
Four exhibition tracks, including a sanctioned 18+ Night Market
Confuror runs four parallel exhibition tracks, more than most peer conventions: a permanent Dealers Den (Table / Stand / XL Stand booths inside Expo Guadalajara, Friday-Sunday), a redesigned Artist Alley of "temporary mini-stands" rotating across three weekend sessions, an Art Show, and a one-night-only Night Market: an 18+ adult-content space on Saturday October 31, 8pm-1am, where "censorship is not required."
Fully mirrored bilingual site and two separate Telegram channels
Confuror runs its public-facing operation as a codified bilingual policy, not a translated afterthought. The official site publishes fully mirrored `/es/` and `/en/` trees, where registration, code of conduct, the minors policy and the rest of the nav each exist as a matched pair (`/en/registration/` ↔ `/es/registro/`, `/en/code_of_conduct/` ↔ `/es/codigo_conducta/`, `/en/minors/` ↔ `/es/menores/`). The split runs down to the community channels: each language tree links its own official Telegram channel in the footer, @ConFurorOficialEsp on the Spanish side and @ConFurorOficialEng on the English side.
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