San Pedro Alcántara will celebrate the Night of San Juan with live music featuring DJs Karlos Rubio, Dyne, and Dani Torres, and the band Alejados.

San Pedro Alcántara will celebrate the Night of San Juan with live music featuring DJs Karlos Rubio, Dyne, and Dani Torres, and the band Alejados. The deputy mayor of San Pedro, Javier García, and the Youth Councilor, Alejandro González, have presented an evening that will take place at La Salida Beach, starting at 8:00 PM on Monday, June 23. Among its novelties, there will be a workshop from the House of Wishes where young people can write their wishes, and staff located at this booth will be responsible for placing them in the bonfire to ensure safety. This activity will be added to the neon painting activity, "within a proposal for all audiences to welcome the summer," as García pointed out, who also mentioned that there will be animation workshops for children, bars from local establishments, and from the Brotherhood of the Holy Patron Saint Pedro de Alcántara, to raise funds.

The councilor has encouraged residents to participate in this "magical night" and has urged them to comply with community norms so that the festivities "proceed with total normality," emphasizing the work carried out by the various municipal departments involved. Additionally, González announced that "this year we will have a 'Juanillo' different from other years, much larger, with the theme of a library so that students who have finished their exams can come to burn their notes and mark the end of the school year."

The councilor detailed that "first, the two local DJs Dani Torres and Dyne will perform, who will be responsible for playing music on stage during the early hours of the party, and later, the band Alejados will perform at the start of the bonfire lighting." DJ Karlos Rubio, "will be the nationally recognized artist we are bringing and will participate afterwards," González indicated, highlighting that "this programming is set for an event that already stands on its own, as there is a strong tradition of the Night of San Juan in San Pedro."