A Pitingo concert will welcome Christmas this Friday in San Pedro

San Pedro Alcántara and Nueva Andalucía will inaugurate their Christmas lights tomorrow, Friday, November 28, featuring a Grand Christmas Concert by the artist Pitingo, and a festive afternoon for families, respectively, among other activities. In Nueva Andalucía, the events will start at 5:30 PM at the Miguel de Cervantes Children's Park. The day will include entertainment, inflatable castles, and various attractions designed for the little ones.

Additionally, the Rociero Choir of the Virgin Mother will perform a selection of traditional carols, and later, the 'Mar y Bella Christmas' Zambomba will offer a musical show focused on the popular rhythms typical of this season. Attendees will also be able to enjoy churros with chocolate and various stands offering traditional sweets such as fritters, cotton candy, and popcorn. The central moment of the program will be the lighting ceremony, scheduled for 7:30 PM, which will officially mark the beginning of Christmas.

Agenda in San Pedro and Marbella

In San Pedro Alcántara, the schedule will begin at 6:00 PM, with the 'Moon Fairies' parade, starting from the Church Square and moving through the center until reaching Avenida Marqués del Duero. Additionally, there will be a Christmas 'flashmob', with participation from the neighborhood associations El Cruce and Arcos Blancos and the New Gym Aerosport gym. The official lighting will take place at 8:00 PM, followed by a performance by Pitingo.

Marbella will inaugurate its lighting on Saturday, November 29, starting with the 'Moon Fairies' parade at 6:30 PM, from Santo Cristo Square and passing through the historic center until reaching Avenida Ramón y Cajal. The parade will be accompanied by dance academies Mi Lema, Alba Urbano, Danza Marbella, María La Flamenca, New Dance, Gema Piña, and Muévete. The lighting ceremony will occur at 8:00 PM on Avenida Ramón y Cajal, followed by the concert of the Great Flamenco Zambomba 'Vienen de Jerez', featuring guest artists Capullo de Jerez, Maloko Soto, Diego Carrasco, and Rafael Soto.