Music for a Co-responsible Society: Yellow Sound Gathers 3,000 People

Yesterday, music created a space for gathering, care, and social transformation at La Térmica. The Yellow Sound festival brought together around 3,000 people in its second edition, featuring Nena Daconte, Julia Martín, and Los Electroduendes. It was an event to enjoy with family and also to advocate for a cooperative society where women do not have to give up their careers due to motherhood and where couples team up.

On the other side of the stage, children and adults sang along to the anthems of Nena Daconte, joined Julia Martín in the songs from her new album 'Yulai Bombay,' and danced to the timeless classics to the rhythm of Los Electroduendes. All in a family-friendly atmosphere, with creative spaces and workshops for all ages. This initiative was led by the Yo no Renuncio Association, headed by Laura Baena from Málaga, with the collaboration of the Provincial Council and La Térmica.