Almuñecar turns up the volume
Queen, Beatles, flamenco and heavy metal headline Costa Tropical’s November cultural programme. Almuñecar is getting ready for a busy fortnight […]
Almuñecar is gearing up for a vibrant cultural season in November, offering a diverse range of live music, dance, classical performances, and tribute acts to residents and visitors alike. The month kicks off with "Un concierto de película" on Friday, November 13, at the Casa de la Cultura, featuring the Motril choir Son de Caña and supporting humanitarian work through the ACOES Honduras foundation.
Music enthusiasts can look forward to heavy metal and flamenco performances, as well as tributes to Queen and The Beatles during the month. The second Sexitanian Falling Metal festival, a metal music event, takes place on Saturday, November 14, at Parque El Majuelo, showcasing five Spanish bands.
Contemporary dance production ILOCUO graces the stage at the Casa de la Cultura on Saturday evening, while classical music lovers can enjoy a performance by Cuarteto Arriaga on Sunday, November 15. The programme continues with Noches de Tango on Thursday, November 19, and Sireré Flamenco on Friday, November 20, which combines traditional flamenco with Afro-Cuban rhythms.
One highly anticipated performance is The Gospel of Queen, set to arrive on Saturday, November 21, at 8pm, featuring the legendary British rock band's music with gospel singing. The month concludes on Sunday, November 22, with two more musical events. The Almuñecar Municipal Band celebrates Santa Cecilia, patron saint of musicians, with a concert at 1pm, and Beatles fans can enjoy an evening with tribute act The Silver Beats at 7pm.
Beyond the musical offerings, Almuñecar will also host literary activities, historical talks, storytelling sessions for children, and cultural exhibitions throughout November. The town's official Almuñecar events calendar provides further details about local activities.
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