The Lobodome (officially Lobodome de la UAD a Mazatlan) is a 8,000-seat indoor

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located in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico. It is used primarily for

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, and is home to the Lobos de

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-Mazatlán basketball team. It is also used for

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and

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. It was one of the original buildings of the UAD's Mazatlan campus which was established in 1999. One of the first events at the arena was a concert by Lorena Herrera, a Mazatlán native. Until the Mazatlán International Center was built, it was the largest indoor venue in the city. Concert capacity of the Lobodome is around 8,000. Despite its name, the arena's roof is arch-shaped. The Lobodome was the site of an exhibition basketball game featuring

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stars on October 8, 2011, during the

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. In addition to the aforementioned, other national and international stars, including Thalía, Gloria Trevi,

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, Los Tigres del Norte,

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, Maribel Guardia,

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, Pepe Aguilar, Jenni Rivera, and even Air SupplyAir Supply en Mazatlan
/ref> have performed here.

External links

Universidad Autónoma de Durango a Mazatlan

References

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