Music will star in the upcoming cultural activities of the Provincial Council in the province of Málaga.

The Province of Málaga welcomes the month of September with a weekly cultural program featuring music as the main attraction in various municipalities of the province.

Thus, on the occasion of the 55th Ajoblanco Festival in Almáchar, the Panda de Verdiales Arroyo Conca, in Comares style, will perform on Saturday, September 6, at one of the most authentic festivals in the Axarquía region.

This is a unique day where tradition, culture, music, and of course, gastronomy, blend together. It will take place at the Balcón de la Axarquía square, starting at 5:00 PM, with free admission, as indicated by the Province in a statement.

On the same day, the flamenco singer Isabel Guerrero will offer a recital within the Festival de Cante Grande de Álora, which is celebrating its 51st edition. She will be joined in singing by Antonia Contreras, Niño de Peñaflor, and Miguel Vergara 'El Pibri'. Playing the guitar will be Niño de la Aljaima, Juan Ramón Caro, and Chaparro de Málaga. This event will be on Saturday, September 6, at 9:00 PM, at the Miguel de Cervantes School.

The Ortigosa brothers present their latest show in Gaucín, coinciding with the festivities in honor of the Holy Child and San Juan de Dios, celebrated on the last Sunday of August. They will perform a variety of musical styles, from their own songs to versions with a flamenco touch to engage the audience. They will perform at the square of the Holy Child, on Saturday 6, starting at 11:00 PM.

On the other hand, the Panda de Verdiales Primera de los Montes de Málaga will participate on Sunday, September 7, in the XXVIII Festival del Embrujo Andalusí de Carratraca, declared of Provincial Touristic Singularity by the Province of Málaga. They will be at the Plaza de la Constitución starting at 1:00 PM.

On the occasion of the patron saint festivities in honor of the Virgin of las Virtudes of Fuente de Piedra, the Panda de Verdiales La Torre will perform at the town's church on Monday, September 8, starting at 12:00 PM, with free entry.