The Santa Cruz City Council, through the Centro-Ifara District Council, which directs
Guillermo Díaz Guerra, returns to resume the Lavaderos Live Music concert series after
the suspension of the last two editions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These
Acoustic concerts will be held again from October 14 at
8:00 p.m. in the cobbled patio of the Los Lavaderos Art Room and will be held
weekly every Thursday until December 9.
The first group to inaugurate this fifth cycle will be Muita Maré, under the organization of the
production company Makaron Gestión y Proyectos Culturales, coordinated by the musician and journalist
Ruben Diaz. In this month of October, Kumar Kislo (day 21) will also perform together with the Madrilenian
Andoni Arcos, with signature rock, while the concert on the 28th will be performed by the
singer Priscila Estévez, accompanied by the pianist Alejandro Mariani.
On this occasion, the collection of these concerts, which were always free,
It will go to the residents of La Palma who suffer the consequences of the volcano. Specific,
the amount of the tickets, set at 5 euros per concert, will be sent to the victims
of this natural catastrophe, available on the net through www.tomatikets.es, via online.
The first deputy mayor and councilor of the Centro-Ifara district, Guillermo Díaz Guerra,
highlighted the good news “of the return to the blended activities with a little
gradually back to normal, respecting the sanitary hygiene standards in force in the
Nowadays, in an already traditional activity in Santa Cruz such as “Lavaderos Live Music”,
that we have recovered from the Centro Ifara district and that will reach its fifth edition, and whose
the proceeds will be destined for the victims of the La Palma volcano ”.
Lavaderos Live Music is organized by the Centro-Ifara District of Santa Cruz with the
collaboration of the Autonomous Organism of Culture of the Capital City Council, and continues
Thursdays in November with performances by Los Trovadores, Luisa Machado & Alberto
Méndez “Naranjita”, Teamus, Cristal and El Quinto Nota, to continue in December with Alizuth
Project, Juan Cobo and Andrés Molina, in charge of putting the final touch on this long-awaited
Fifth edition
