The Marbepop festival is being held this Saturday the 25th at La Represa with a charitable profile.

The Marbepop festival, which takes place tomorrow at La Represa park starting at 4:00 PM, will allocate the funds raised through the sale of a thousand solidarity eco-cups to the CADI Association (Child Diversity Care Center). The Youth Councilor, Alejandro González, highlighted "the enormous work that this entity performs, not only from a therapeutic perspective but also in providing human support, family support, and promoting inclusive leisure activities."

The councilor announced today the charitable initiative, which has become a tradition at this music event, and explained that through the bar managed by the Marbella Musical Group, the reusable cups will be sold along with the first drink for an extra cost of one euro, "donating all that is collected from this amount to the said social group."

Additionally, González reminded that the Marbepop Festival 2025 will offer a day full of music and young talent. "From 4:00 PM, the audience can enjoy nine uninterrupted hours of concerts, featuring both local and national artists," he stated. In this regard, he detailed that the lineup includes DJ Marco Lobato; the singer from San Pedro, Klimax, "replacing Rxsado, who ultimately cannot perform due to personal reasons"; the local band Puya, the Andalusian group Colectivo Da Silva, which "is making a name for itself in the national scene"; the female group Shego, "with a powerful message of equality"; and the artist Albany as the headliner.

Stands from associations, collectives, and entrepreneurs

The councilor added that the venue will also feature the Young Factory, a space with stands from associations, entrepreneurs, and local collectives that will share their projects and activities with the attendees, and encouraged citizens to attend this event.

For her part, the president of CADI, Ángela Sánchez, thanked the municipal support and its close collaboration with the Youth department, and noted that the funds obtained from the eco-cups will be allocated to therapies and the more than 20 projects that the association has. She also highlighted that they currently assist more than 176 families and emphasized that "events like tomorrow's help us gain greater visibility."