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Ten hours of live music, paella and a Queen tribute: Join the Aspandem charity party in San Pedro Alcantara

A whole ten and a half hours of live music, paella and a Queen tribute band heads to San Pedro […]

Ten hours of live music, paella and a Queen tribute: Join the Aspandem charity party in San Pedro Alcantara

This weekend, San Pedro Alcantara will host a vibrant charity event called 'El Tardeo de Aspandem' from 1pm to 11:30pm at Finca La Caridad. The lively affair features ten and a half hours of live music, delicious food, and a tribute to the legendary British band Queen.

Tribute act Queen of Magic will perform the band's greatest hits, ensuring a night full of nostalgia and sing-alongs. Supporting acts Frecuencia Zero and Grace Duke will also take the stage, adding to the diverse lineup that caters to various musical tastes.

In addition to the entertainment, attendees can enjoy a range of food options, including paella, cured ham sliced to order, montaditos, and burgers. An onsite bar will serve drinks throughout the day, keeping guests refreshed as they dance the evening away.

Aspandem, the local San Pedro charity benefiting from the fundraiser, works tirelessly to support individuals with disabilities through various programs, such as a school for special educational needs, a day center, a residence, and training workshops. Organizers encourage attendees to arrive early for the best paella and ham selections, and to dress warmly for the evening, as temperatures tend to drop later in the night.

To make the most of the event, visitors are advised to carpool or walk, as the car park can fill quickly. The celebration promises a magical evening filled with music, food, and camaraderie, all in support of a worthy cause. For more details, visit the Marbella Town Hall website.

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