Craft beer, Latin music, a party, and a Nasrid evening on the weekend agenda in Malaga

Are you looking forward to some concerts? Well, the middle of July is here with a packed schedule offering something for everyone. Take note! This Thursday, 17th, the star of the show will be Pitingo in Rincón de la Victoria. The artist, famous for his ‘soulería’ (soulful style), will be performing at his Noches de Verano (Summer Nights) at the Municipal Auditorium. On Saturday, Eurovision star Melody will take over on the same stage in La Axarquía, while Paco Candela will round off the weekend's programme on Sunday.

On Friday 18th, it will be the turn of El Kanka, who will perform at the 101 Music Festival (in the bullring in the capital) just before the release of his eagerly awaited new album. The artist, who will be the town crier at the Malaga Fair in 2024, returns home with his characteristic style that blends humour, poetry and singer-songwriter music. A day later, on Saturday, the 101 line-up will welcome Ara Malikian with his new show “Intruso”. A musical journey that fuses cultures, roots and emotions through the violin and his unmistakable artistic vision. (Read the rest of the programme here).

At Marenostrum Fuengirola this weekend, heavy metal will set the tone with “Sun and Thunder”.From 17 to 19 July, this festival, with more than 40 artists taking to the stage, will feature bands of the calibre of Uriah Heep, Kreator, W.A.S.P., Opeth, Accept, Paradise Lost, Eluveitie, Sonata Arctica, Omnium Gatherum, Shakra, Leo Jiménez and Saurom, among others.

And there are more alternatives, in this case with an international flavour. Erreway, the legendary Argentine band, will be performing for the first time at Starlite Occident on Thursday 17 July, while on Friday it will be the turn of Jhayco at the Auditorio de la Cantera in Nagüeles. The Puerto Rican singer, rapper and composer promises to get the audience dancing to the rhythm of his global hits. On Saturday 19 July, Starlite Occident will welcome Irish band The Script for the first time.

Without changing location, also on the Golden Mile, the Marbella Arena - a venue located in the former bullring in Puerto Banús - will welcome house music producer Sonny Fodera, one of the most listened to electronic music artists in the world, on Friday 18.

The Portón del Jazz in Alhaurín de la Torre will host a performance by Seamus Blake Quarter on Friday 18th. The New York saxophonist and composer is recognised as one of the best exponents of contemporary jazz.

And for dessert, something for the more nostalgic among us. Los Caños, the iconic Andalusian group that marked an entire generation, are coming to Malaga with their 25th anniversary reunion tour. It will be this Saturday, 19 July, at Selvatic Fest.

Check out the complete guide to concerts in Malaga this summer here.

On 18 and 19 July 2025, Torremolinos will become the epicentre of Latin music with the return of the Puro Latino Festival. A date with leading artists from the urban and reggaeton genres such as Nicky Jam, Alleh and Yorghaki, Chencho Corleone, De la Rose, Hades66 and Luar la L. The event will take place at the town's fairgrounds. On Saturday 19th, the programme will continue with performances by Bad Gyal, Juan Magan, Morad, Omar Montes, RVFV, Vilu Gontero and Yan Block.

Devotion to the Virgin of Carmen fills the province of Malaga with fervour this week during its great summer event. Although most of the processions took place on Wednesday 16 July, some brotherhoods and associations have chosen to move their processions to the weekend in order to facilitate the participation of the faithful and ensure greater attendance. Thus, on Saturday 19 July, the processions will depart from El Perchel -from the Parish Church of Nuestra Señora del Carmen-, the Association of Nuestra Señora del Carmen -Patron Saint of Malaga's Submariners-, the Virgen del Carmen from the Parish Church of Madre de Dios, the Association of Neighbours La Térmica -from the Parish Church of El Salvador-, the Colonia Santa Inés and Antequera. On Sunday, it will be the turn of the processions from Huelin (from the Parish Church of San Patricio) and Almayate. More info here.

Good news for beer lovers. From 18 to 21 July, the Los Nadales Fairgrounds (Benalmádena Pueblo) will host Birra&Art. Four days of local and international craft beers, with more than 35 different styles. The event will start every evening at 7pm and continue until 1am (Saturdays until 2am). The offer is rounded off with barbecues, international food and food trucks.

On Saturday 19 July, the Axarquía municipality of Cútar will celebrate its first Nazarí Night, an immersive evening that will transport visitors and locals to the essence of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada. The event will begin at 7.30pm with a dramatised tour. Afterwards, the Town Hall square will host a couscous workshop and an Arabic cuisine service. Local crafts will also take centre stage with a market selling local products and crafts from the region. These activities will be complemented by storytelling by Granada's Alaín Gonzalez and a concert by the Navarrete Sefardí Project. There will be a return bus service from Nerja and Malaga for anyone wishing to visit Cútar.

Fancy a party? How about some dancing? Then make a note of this event! On Saturday 19 July, the square in Casarabonela will be decked out and will once again host a party with the best music from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, courtesy of DJs Miguel García and Marco Galván. The mayor of the municipality, Antonio Campos, explained that this event has been held since 2013 and is organised by the Virgen del Rosario Choir Association in collaboration with the local council.

It is one of the classic summer events in the westernmost municipality of Malaga. It is a themed market based on the Middle Ages, which will be held twice in different locations. This weekend will be one of them: from 17 to 20 July, it will take place in the surroundings of La Duquesa Castle.

“Mamma Mia! The musical” opened on 5 July at the Teatro Cervantes, kicking off a two-year tour of the whole country. After three successful years on Madrid's Gran Vía, the new version of the show based on ABBA's greatest hits is coming to the capital of the Costa del Sol, where it can be enjoyed until Sunday 10 August, with a total of 43 performances scheduled. Tickets for all performances are now on sale, priced between £22 and £70. Dazzling scenery, original costumes and choreography, and revamped lyrics and musical arrangements characterise the new production of the most successful musical of all time. On stage, Donna, Tania, Rosie, Sophie, Sky, the “three possible fathers”, a live orchestra and the 27 members of the cast tell us a funny and endearing story. More info here.

The City Council, through the Department of Culture and Historical Heritage, is organising the “Julio Musical” cycle until Sunday 20 July. The concerts, sponsored by the La Caixa Foundation, will take place at emblematic venues in the city, such as the Plaza de Armas del Castillo de Gibralfaro and the Patio de Surtidores de la Alcazaba. On Friday 18th, it will be the turn of swing, blues and jazz with the Insostenible Big Band conducted by Antonio Lara. On Sunday, baroque music will take centre stage with a performance dedicated to Antonio Vivaldi by the chamber orchestra L'Accademico Formato, conducted by Juan Utrera. Meanwhile, the Patio de los Surtidores in Malaga's Alcazaba will be the setting for a concert based on the soundtrack of The Lord of the Rings, in a version for string quartet, performed by the Busker String Quartet.

Until 2 August, the Provincial Council's Biennial of Flamenco Art has scheduled 38 shows and recitals, 23 of which are free to the public. The programme is varied and combines youth and experience. It is estimated that almost 200 artists will take part in the event. On 17 July at 10 pm, the programme includes the flamenco show “100 veces Perla. David Palomar” in Marbella, at the Auditorio de la Constitución. On Friday at 9.30 pm, it will be the turn of “Viaje al centro de mí mismo, Francisco Vinuesa” at the Auditorio Felipe VI in Estepona. On Saturday 19th, “Los Mijita de Jerez” will be staged (9.30 pm) at the Wine Centre in Ronda. The weekend's programme will be completed by “Tierra Bendita. Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía” at 10 pm at the Mijas Auditorium.

With the summer season comes the return of another classic: the “Cine Abierto” film series, which will once again fill the city with free screenings, from morning shows at the Albéniz cinema to evening screenings on beaches, in parks and other unique venues in the capital, such as historic cemeteries. The screenings will run until 14 August. Here is the programme

If you haven't seen it yet, this weekend you have another chance. The circus theatre show “Imagine. El camino hacia los sueños” (Imagine. The road to dreams) will continue to run after extending its run until 31 August. The show, produced by Sohrlin, has performances from Thursday to Sunday (at 8.30 pm and at 4 pm on Sundays). Created by Antonio Banderas and Domingo Merlín, it is a family show with humour and acrobatic acts that talks about imagination, dreams, family and time. The Sohrlin Andalucía big top is located at Calle Almonte 6. Tickets from £22.50.

Next Friday, 18 July, the Edgar Neville Auditorium of the Provincial Council will host the 5th edition of the flamenco fashion show organised by the Malaga Federation of Clubs, Cultural Centres and Regional Houses La Alcazaba. The event will showcase the latest designs by a dozen Malaga-based designers (Ana Lanas, Selva del Mar, Tricotrá, Rocío Montserrat, Cándido Luis, Juliet Joyas, Magalli and Academia Isabel Cazorla, Sergio Rodríguez, Mar Abad, María Bustos and Torralba Novias). After the fashion shows, the Volante Flamenco award will be presented. The event will take place from 6pm to 8pm and admission is free until full capacity is reached.

The summer fair calendar continues across the province. This weekend, the spotlight will be on Campanillas. On Friday 18 July, the programme will feature performances by the cover band Sr. Mirinda y el Peón de Negras with a tribute to Mecano. On Saturday, it will be the turn of Iván Zea, the group Spoticai and Azúcar Moreno. On Sunday 20, the Fiesta de la Espuma will be held, a dinner for senior citizens with performances by El Morta and the flamenco singer Luis “El Mole”.

The Axarquía municipality of Comares will celebrate its Verdiales Festival next Saturday. It will start at 8.30 pm in the Plaza Balcón de la Axarquía, where five pandas from the province will perform: Arroyo Conca, Primera de Comares and Raíces de Málaga, in the Comares style; Santo Pítar, in the Montes style, and Almogía, in the Almogía style. As in previous editions, the festival will pay tribute to a figure linked to the festival and with a long career in the world of verdiales. This year, the tribute will be paid to Manuel Robles Robles.

If you're looking for a good laugh, Alhaurín de la Torre is the place to be. Alex O'Dogherty will be performing his show “Palabras mayores” on Thursday 17th at the Finca El Portón. "He's completely uninhibited and will talk about anything from his dog to his own funeral or the Nazis. From jokes at inappropriate moments, to how fast we all go, to artificial intelligence and even the shalalailos. He'll rap just as easily as he'll sing a Romancero, and he has a special number for those who arrive late. A show that's very different from anything you've seen before, because his mind is going a million miles an hour," reads the poster.

Around 150 schoolchildren are taking part in the musical “Aladdin” in Riogordo, with part of the proceeds going to the Avoi Association. The show will be performed on Friday 18th and Saturday 19th July at 10 pm at the “El Paso de Riogordo” venue. There will be flying carpets, choreography and other surprises. The actors and actresses are from the CEIP Nuestra Señora de Gracia school, with the youngest being eight years old. This school has been putting on musicals for seven years, always donating the proceeds to the Association of Volunteers for Children with Cancer. Tickets can be purchased at the Santa Gema shop in Riogordo and on the website www.mientrada.net at a price of £12. Free for children under 6.

The Sayalonga 2025 Festivities begin on 17 July and will continue until Sunday 20. The Councillor for Festivities, Alexis Sánchez, was responsible for explaining the programme, which kicks off this Thursday with the traditional football match for singles and married couples at the sports ground. "There will be ham and cheese tastings. It is also Children's Day with attractions at reduced prices and children's entertainment. In the evening, from 11 p.m., Leo Música en Vivo will take to the stage." On Friday 18th, there will be the traditional rocket launch, a swimming championship, children's games and the lighting of the Real, followed by the opening speech. On Saturday, there will be a motorcycle ribbon race. On Sunday, there will be paella tastings, popular games and bicycle ribbon races.

Teatinos celebrates its fair from 17 to 20 July with activities for all ages. The programme in honour of the Virgin of Carmen includes musical performances, tributes to groups and the elderly, a procession through the streets of the district and a classic car rally. As in previous years, the fairground will be located on the esplanade between Juan Francés Bosca and Tamayo y Baus streets, which will host the attractions, as well as the stage covered with a heated marquee for the various performances and shows, featuring the artist DASOUL on the night of Friday 18 July. On Monday 21 July, the fairground attractions will be available at a reduced price.

And more popular festivals. In this case in Nueva Andalucía, in Marbella. From 17 to 20 July, the festivities will feature a varied programme for all audiences with María del Carmen Torres, known as Mayka, as the opening speaker. On Saturday, the little ones can enjoy the Great Water Festival in the courtyard of the IES Nueva Andalucía. In addition, on the same day, there will be children's entertainment with Mimosín and Lolo and performances by “Al son de paz”, Eva Piñero and Sonakay. On 20 July, there will be a Rociero Sunday at the CPA Nueva Andalucía and Children's Day, with special prices for the attractions.

Comment Report an error Fancy some concerts? Well, the middle of July arrives with a frenetic schedule with options for all tastes. Take note! This Thursday 17th, Pitingo will be the star of the show in Rincón de la Victoria. The artist, famous for his “soulería”, will be performing at his Noches de Verano (Summer Nights) at the Municipal Auditorium. On Saturday, he will be followed on the same stage by Eurovision star Melody, while Paco Candela will round off the weekend's programme on Sunday. On Friday 18th, it will be El Kanka's turn, who will perform at the 101 Music Festival (in the bullring in the capital) just before the release of his eagerly awaited new album. The artist, who will be the official town crier at the Malaga Fair in 2024, returns home with his characteristic style that blends humour, poetry and singer-songwriter music. A day later, on Saturday, the 101 line-up will welcome Ara Malikian with his new show “Intruso”. A musical journey that fuses cultures, roots and emotions through the violin and his unmistakable artistic vision. (Read the rest of the programme here). At Marenostrum Fuengirola this weekend, heavy metal will set the tone with “Sun and Thunder”.From 17 to 19 July, this festival with more than 40 artists taking to the stage will feature bands of the calibre of Uriah Heep, Kreator, W.A.S.P., Opeth, Accept, Paradise Lost, Eluveitie, Sonata Arctica, Omnium Gatherum, Shakra, Leo Jiménez and Saurom, among others. And there are more alternatives. In this case, with an international flavour. Erreway, the legendary Argentine band, will be performing for the first time at Starlite Occident on Thursday 17 July, while on Friday it will be Jhayco's turn at the Auditorio de la Cantera in Nagüeles. The Puerto Rican singer, rapper and composer promises to get the audience dancing to the rhythm of his global hits. On Saturday 19 July, Starlite Occident will welcome Irish band The Script for the first time. Staying in the Golden Mile, the Marbella Arena, located in the former bullring in Puerto Banús, will host house music producer Sonny Fodera, one of the most listened to electronic music artists in the world, on Friday 18. The Portón del Jazz in Alhaurín de la Torre will host a performance by Seamus Blake Quarter on Friday 18th. The New York saxophonist and composer is recognised as one of the best exponents of contemporary jazz. And for dessert, something for the more nostalgic among us. Los Caños, the iconic Andalusian group that marked an entire generation, are coming to Malaga with their 25th anniversary reunion tour. It will be this Saturday, 19 July, at Selvatic Fest. Check out the complete guide to concerts in Malaga this summer here On 18 and 19 July 2025, Torremolinos will become the epicentre of Latin music with the return of the Puro Latino Festival. A date with leading artists from the urban and reggaeton genres such as Nicky Jam, Alleh and Yorghaki, Chencho Corleone, De la Rose, Hades66 and Luar la L. The event will take place at the town's fairgrounds. On Saturday 19th, the programme will continue with performances by Bad Gyal, Juan Magan, Morad, Omar Montes, RVFV, Vilu Gontero and Yan Block. Devotion to the Virgin of Carmen fills the province of Malaga with fervour this week during its great summer event. Although most of the processions took place on Wednesday 16 July, some brotherhoods and associations have decided to move their processions to the weekend to facilitate the participation of the faithful and ensure greater attendance. Thus, on Saturday 19 July, the processions will depart from El Perchel -from the Parish Church of Nuestra Señora del Carmen-, the Association of Nuestra Señora del Carmen -Patron Saint of Malaga's Submariners-, the Virgen del Carmen from the Parish Church of Madre de Dios, the Association of La Térmica Neighbours -from the Parish Church of El Salvador-, the Colonia Santa Inés and Antequera. On Sunday, it will be the turn of the processions from Huelin (from the Parish Church of San Patricio) and Almayate. More info here. Good news for beer lovers. From 18 to 21 July, the Los Nadales Fairgrounds (Benalmádena Pueblo) will host Birra&Art. Four days of local and international craft beers, with more than 35 different styles. The event will start every evening at 7pm and continue until 1am (Saturdays until 2am). The offer is rounded off with barbecues, international food and food trucks. On Saturday 19 July, the Axarquía municipality of Cútar will celebrate its first Nazarí Night, an immersive evening that will transport visitors and locals to the essence of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada. The event will begin at 7.30pm with a dramatised tour. Afterwards, the Town Hall Square will host a couscous workshop and an Arabic cuisine service. Local crafts will also take centre stage with a market selling local products and crafts from the region. These activities will be complemented by storytelling by Granada's Alaín Gonzalez and a concert by the Navarrete Sefardí Project. There will be a return bus service from Nerja and Malaga for anyone who wants to visit Cútar. Fancy a party? How about some dancing? Then make a note in your diary! On Saturday 19 July, the square in Casarabonela will be decked out and, once again, will host a party with the best music from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, courtesy of DJs Miguel García and Marco Galván. The mayor of the municipality, Antonio Campos, explained that this event has been held since 2013 and is organised by the Virgen del Rosario Choir Association in collaboration with the local council. It is one of the classic summer events in the westernmost municipality of Malaga. It is a themed market based on the Middle Ages, which will be held on two occasions in different locations. This weekend will be one of them: from 17 to 20 July, it will take place in the surroundings of La Duquesa Castle. “Mamma Mia! The Musical” opened on 5 July at the Cervantes Theatre, kicking off a two-year tour of the whole country. After three successful years on Madrid's Gran Vía, the new version of the show based on ABBA's greatest hits comes to the capital of the Costa del Sol, where it can be enjoyed until Sunday 10 August, with a total of 43 performances scheduled. Tickets for all performances are now on sale, priced between £22 and £70. Dazzling scenery, original costumes and choreography, and revamped lyrics and musical arrangements characterise the new production of the most successful musical of all time. On stage, Donna, Tania, Rosie, Sophie, Sky, the “three possible fathers”, a live orchestra and the 27 members of the cast tell us a funny and endearing story. More info here. The City Council, through the Department of Culture and Historical Heritage, is organising the “Julio Musical” cycle until Sunday 20 July. The concerts, sponsored by the La Caixa Foundation, will take place at emblematic venues in the city, such as the Plaza de Armas del Castillo de Gibralfaro and the Patio de Surtidores de la Alcazaba. On Friday 18th, it will be the turn of swing, blues and jazz with the Insostenible Big Band conducted by Antonio Lara. On Sunday, baroque music will take centre stage with a performance dedicated to Antonio Vivaldi by the L'Accademico Formato chamber orchestra conducted by Juan Utrera. Meanwhile, the Patio de los Surtidores in Malaga's Alcazaba will be the setting for a concert based on the soundtrack of The Lord of the Rings, in a string quartet version, performed by the Busker String Quartet. Until 2 August, the Provincial Council's Biennial of Flamenco Art has scheduled 38 shows and recitals, 23 of which are free to the public. The programme is varied and combines youth and experience. It is estimated that almost 200 artists will take part in the event. On 17 July at 10 pm, the programme includes the flamenco show “100 veces Perla. David Palomar” in Marbella, at the Auditorio de la Constitución. On Friday at 9.30 pm, it will be the turn of “Viaje al centro de mí mismo, Francisco Vinuesa” at the Auditorio Felipe VI in Estepona. On Saturday 19th, “Los Mijita de Jerez” will be staged (9.30 pm) at the Wine Centre in Ronda. The weekend's programme will be rounded off by “Tierra Bendita. Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía” at 10 pm at the Mijas Auditorium. With the summer season comes the return of another classic: the “Cine Abierto” film series, which will once again fill the city with free screenings, from morning shows at the Albéniz cinema to evening screenings on beaches, in parks and other unique venues in the capital, such as historic cemeteries. The screenings will run until 14 August. Here is the programme If you haven't seen it yet, this weekend is your chance. The circus theatre show “Imagine. El camino hacia los sueños” (Imagine. The road to dreams) will continue to run after extending its run until 31 August. The show, produced by Sohrlin, runs from Thursday to Sunday (at 8.30 pm and at 4 pm on Sundays). Created by Antonio Banderas and Domingo Merlín, it is a family show with humour and acrobatic acts that talks about imagination, dreams, family and time. The Sohrlin Andalucía marquee is located at Calle Almonte 6. Tickets start at £22.50. Next Friday, 18 July, the Edgar Neville Auditorium at the Provincial Council will host the 5th edition of the flamenco fashion show organised by the Malaga Federation of Clubs, Cultural Centres and Regional Houses La Alcazaba. The event will showcase the latest designs by a dozen Malaga-based designers (Ana Lanas, Selva del Mar, Tricotrá, Rocío Montserrat, Cándido Luis, Juliet Joyas, Magalli and Academia Isabel Cazorla, Sergio Rodríguez, Mar Abad, María Bustos and Torralba Novias). After the fashion shows, the Volante Flamenco award will be presented. The event will take place from 6pm to 8pm and admission is free until full capacity is reached. The summer fair schedule continues across the province. This weekend, the focus will be on Campanillas. On Friday 18 July, the programme will feature performances by the cover band Sr. Mirinda y el Peón de Negras with a tribute to Mecano.

On Saturday, it will be the turn of Iván Zea, the group Spoticai and Azúcar Moreno. On Sunday 20, the Fiesta de la Espuma will be held, a dinner for senior citizens with performances by El Morta and the flamenco singer Luis “El Mole”. The Axarquía municipality of Comares will celebrate its Verdiales Festival next Saturday. It will start at 8.30 pm in the Plaza Balcón de la Axarquía, where five pandas from the province will perform: Arroyo Conca, Primera de Comares and Raíces de Málaga, in the Comares style; Santo Pítar, in the Montes style, and Almogía, in the Almogía style. As in previous editions, the festival will pay tribute to a figure linked to the festival and with a long career in the world of verdiales. This year, the tribute will be paid to Manuel Robles Robles. If you're looking for a good laugh, Alhaurín de la Torre is the place to be. Alex O'Dogherty will bring his show “Palabras mayores” to Finca El Portón on Thursday 17th. "He's completely uninhibited and will talk about his dog, his own funeral or the goody-goody Nazis. He tells jokes at inappropriate moments, talks about how fast we all go, artificial intelligence and even the shalalailos. He'll rap just as easily as he'll recite Romancero, and he has a special number for those who arrive late. A show unlike anything you've seen before, because his mind is racing at a thousand miles an hour," reads the poster. Around 150 schoolchildren are taking part in the musical “Aladdin” in Riogordo, with part of the proceeds going to the Avoi Association. The show will be performed on Friday 18th and Saturday 19th July at 10pm at “El Paso de Riogordo”. There will be flying carpets, choreography and other surprises. The actors and actresses are from the CEIP Nuestra Señora de Gracia school, with the youngest being eight years old. This school has been putting on musicals for seven years, always donating the proceeds to the Association of Volunteers for Children with Cancer. Tickets can be purchased at the Santa Gema shop in Riogordo and on the website www.mientrada.net at a price of £12. Free for children under 6. The Sayalonga 2025 Festivities begin on 17 July and will continue until Sunday 20. The Councillor for Festivities, Alexis Sánchez, was responsible for explaining the programme, which kicks off this Thursday with the traditional football match for singles and married couples at the sports ground. "There will be ham and cheese tastings. It is also Children's Day with attractions at reduced prices and children's entertainment. In the evening, from 11 p.m., Leo Música en Vivo will take to the stage." On Friday 18th, there will be the traditional rocket launch, a swimming championship, children's games and the lighting of the Real, followed by the opening speech. On Saturday, there will be a motorcycle ribbon race. On Sunday, there will be paella tastings, popular games and bicycle ribbon races. Teatinos celebrates its fair from 17 to 20 July with activities for all ages. The programme in honour of the Virgin of Carmen includes musical performances, tributes to groups and the elderly, a procession through the streets of the district and a classic car rally. As in previous years, the fairground will be located on the esplanade between Juan Francés Bosca and Tamayo y Baus streets, which will host the attractions, as well as the stage covered with a heated marquee for the various performances and shows, featuring the artist DASOUL on the night of Friday 18 July. On Monday 21 July, the fairground attractions will be available at a reduced price. And more popular festivals. In this case in Nueva Andalucía, in Marbella. From 17 to 20 July, the festivities will feature a varied programme for all audiences with María del Carmen Torres, known as Mayka, as the opening speaker. On Saturday, the little ones can enjoy the Great Water Festival in the courtyard of the IES Nueva Andalucía. In addition, on the same day, there will be children's entertainment with Mimosín and Lolo and performances by “Al son de paz”, Eva Piñero and Sonakay. On 20 July, there will be a Rociero Sunday at the CPA Nueva Andalucía and Children's Day, with special prices for the attractions.