Manuel Carrasco will be one of the main artists at the OMA Fest 2025 in San Pedro Alcántara

OMA Fest 2025 will transform San Pedro Alcántara into the epicenter of major festivals with five musical events throughout August featuring top-tier artists like Manuel Carrasco. The Youth Councilor, Alejandro González, who introduced the event, which kicks off this Saturday with Bella Festival, emphasized that "it adds another attraction as a tourist and cultural destination and will have a significant economic and promotional impact on the city." He highlighted the recovery of La Caridad Estate by the City Council, "a space that has today become a reference venue." The councilor, noting that "this is one of the most important summer programs in the municipality," reminded that local talents Los Puya and the artist Ñeco, winners of the 'talent' contest organized in collaboration with promoters, will take the stage this weekend.

The festival will begin this Saturday, August 2, with the Bella Festival, featuring top names like Mikel Izal, La Mala, Amaia, Dorian, Crystal Fighters, and Duncan Dhu, among others, across three simultaneous stages. The program will continue on August 8 with the I Love Reggaeton event, which will bring together artists such as Cali & El Dandee, Reykon, Joey Montana, Fuego, and Trebol Clan. The following day, August 9, will be the turn of I Love 90's, a musical tribute with legendary artists like Snap, Locomía, Chimo Bayo, and New Limit, among others. One of the highlights will be the concert by Manuel Carrasco, scheduled for August 14 with an expected attendance of 30,000 people. "Tickets are about to sell out," said OMA Fest 2025 promoter Tone Guimaraens, who mentioned that the Andalusian artist recently managed to fill iconic stadiums like La Cartuja and Santiago Bernabéu.

The program will conclude on August 23 with a new edition of the El Row Town Festival, dedicated to electronic music, which will gather more than 40 artists across five stages, featuring notable performances from international figures like Boris Brejcha, Adam Beyer, Loco Dice, and Fátima Hajji, along with several local DJs. Guimaraens, who thanked the City Council for their collaboration, noted that these are five multidisciplinary events "with popular prices so that everyone can come and in which we touch various musical styles to reach a much broader audience."