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Torremolinos hosts a new four-day festival with free entry, live music, and authentic food

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Torremolinos hosts a new four-day festival with free entry, live music, and authentic food

The 'Between Two Lands' festival, a new four-day event in Torremolinos, has recently kicked off. This festival, organised by the Argentine association on the Costa del Sol, exemplifies the sentiment shared by many expats in the town, who care about two places simultaneously. With over 120 nationalities calling Torremolinos home, the event adds an exclusive experience for locals and visitors alike.

The festival, running from Thursday, October 15 to Sunday, October 18, promises a vibrant program of activities. From midday to midnight, the famous Plaza de Toros will host live music, a DJ, children's entertainment, games, dancing, and mouth-watering Argentine and Spanish cuisine. Attendees can expect grilled meats, delectable seafood paellas, and a myriad of other dishes, all accompanied by the traditional sounds of the celebrated countries.

The event's slogan, "dos orillas, un mismo sentimiento," captured in English as 'two shores, one shared feeling,' reflects the collective spirit of the festival. Doors open for the entire family to enjoy, promising an inclusive, party-like atmosphere for everyone. Free parking is available around the site, though finding a space might be challenging due to the bustling nature of the area.

For those interested in participating, no invitation is required. For further information, the Torremolinos Culture Facebook page is the go-to source. This festival is a must-visit for those wanting to experience a diverse cultural celebration in an appealing and accessible setting.

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