Medina Azahara will also go through the Cartagena cycle, with nine shows for the month of August in Parque Torres
Music, humor and entertainment for all audiences. This is how the nights of August will be in Cartagena. From Thursday 18 to Sunday 28 August, the 2nd edition of Noches de Sal will take place in the Paco Martín Auditorium, located in Parque Torres.
Among the most notable events on the program are the concerts La Oreja de Van Gogh, on August 20, and Medina Azahara, on August 27. In addition, on August 19, a tribute will be paid to the music of ABBA with the musical ‘Dancing Queen’ and on August 25 to Mecano with ‘La Fuerza del Destino’. This show brings together seventeen artists on stage, bringing to life the songs of what are considered to be one of the most important and influential groups in the history of pop and rock in Spanish.
Héroes del Silencio will also pay his musical tribute with the Iberia Sumergida concert on August 24, which is considered the best and most faithful tribute to the Aragonese band led by Enrique Bunbury. That evening they will share the stage with Malagente.
On the other hand, Serafín Zubiri and Mikel Herzog will cover the songs of the tireless Miguel Ríos at their concert on August 25, ‘Siempre Ríos’.
Kids can enjoy the DisneyHistory show ‘Walt’s Story’ on August 21 and the musical ‘The Day of the Dead’ on August 28, which tells the story of a Mexican boy who lives in a small town where music is a focus . union. The comedy of Comandante Lara & Cía opens the second edition of the cycle on August 18.
Nine events “with very affordable prices ranging from ten to thirty euros”, as the councilor for celebrations, Juan Pedro Torralba, emphasized yesterday, “which are carried out with the intention of promoting trade and hospitality, including in August”, he concluded . Tickets can now be purchased at Compralaentrada and the Tankarworld store.
Source: La Verdad
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