Alhaurín Rock returns with a tribute to the Heroes and Andalusian bands

José Rodríguez Cámara

Alhaurín de la Torre

Alhaurín Rock reaches its fifteenth edition on the upcoming May 30, with the municipal estate El Portón as the venue.

An intense day of live music is announced with free admission until full capacity is reached, with doors opening at 17:30. Around seven in the evening, one of this year's highlights, the Malaga-based band No Picky, will perform their solid punk rock set.

Following this, the audience will enjoy "Noche Andaluza," featuring Juan Delola, who was a hit at El Portón three years ago and pays tribute to the great bands of our region by merging traditional sounds with the essence of rock genre.

The event will culminate around 21:00 with one of the best tributes to Héroes del Silencio by El despertar del silencio, which will put the final touch to an evening full of energy and nostalgia.

The Councilor for Major Events, Andrés García, has highlighted that Alhaurín Rock is consolidating as a prominent event in the calendar. He also recalled that, over the years, the festival has changed locations, although this time it will return to Finca El Portón and emphasized that the lineup will feature three major groups, "representing styles such as punk rock, Andalusian rock, and classic rock, which guarantees a varied and attractive offer for all audiences."

Along with the councilor, the mayor, Joaquín Villanova, and the technician of the area, Mamen García, participated in the festival's presentation announcement.

On the other hand, the Bryan Hartley Robinson Exhibition Hall at El Portón hosts 'Gotas', an exhibit by the artist Humber Files, which combines photography and digital illustration in a very personal and contemporary visual language.

It is a journey through a series of images that explore universal themes such as identity, emotions, and human imperfection. The compositions, carefully crafted, combine aesthetic and disturbing elements, creating scenes that are not fully revealed at first glance and invite the viewer to stop and observe closely.

Humber Files' work is characterized by this tension between the beautiful and the unsettling, a visual dialogue that appeals both to sensitivity and introspection. The exhibition is thus presented as an artistic experience that seeks not only to be observed but also to provoke an emotional reaction in the viewer.

The exhibit is aimed at all audiences interested in contemporary art and new forms of digital creation.

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