The cultural offering begins before the fair with the XLIX Salmorejo Flamenco on Saturday, September 26th, featuring artists such as José Mercé and Rancapino Chico, along with dance by El Yiyo.
During the fair, the Municipal Booth will host performances by Tete Pineda, Planeta 80, Se llama Copla: El Reencuentro, La Húngara, and Gonzalo Hermida, among others, covering genres like pop, rock, and sevillanas.
The Youth Booth will focus on younger audiences with artists like Carlos Jean, Álvaro García, and Demarco Flamenco, in addition to the Renovation Experience Festival.
The Daytime Fair continues with activities such as the Seniors' Fair Lunch on Monday, September 28th, followed by a performance by the Grupo Aldebarán. Sevillanas dance contests will also be held.
For children and families, the program includes the children's show by Mago Pablo Romón and Rumi Kpop, as well as the traditional parade of giants and big-heads.
The Councilor for Festivities, José Domingo Castro, highlighted the diversity of the program and the revival of the daytime fair. The Mayoress, María Jesús Serrano, emphasized the importance of evolving without losing roots, aiming for the fair to be a meeting point.
