The event, starting at 7:00 PM, aims to raise funds for the Association of Families of Alzheimer's Patients (AFA) Fuengirola-Mijas. This cultural and solidarity initiative was presented by the Councilor for Culture, Rodrigo Romero, alongside representatives from the association and participating dance academies.
The performance will feature academies Baila Pasión and Chassé, as well as three Spanish champion couples in Latin dance. Councilor Romero encouraged residents to participate, highlighting the event's dual purpose: enjoying a great show and supporting AFA's work in the city.
“"On September 19, we have a date at the Palace of Peace with a dual purpose: to have fun and enjoy a great show, and on the other hand, to lend a hand to those who need it most, supporting the very important work that AFA does in our city."
The president of AFA Fuengirola-Mijas, Paqui Lebrón, thanked the City Council and the participating academies for their involvement, stating that the proceeds will help maintain the association's three centers and serve as a tribute to the individuals they care for and their families.
“"It will help us maintain the three centers we currently have and will also serve as a tribute to all the people we care for and their families."
Representatives from Baila Pasión and Chassé academies also encouraged attendance, describing the show as 'quite colorful' with choreographies that evoke memories of childhood and youth.
Tickets are priced at 8 euros and are available at several points of sale: AFA's Adolfo Suárez Center (Agustina de Aragón street), AFA's shop on Palangreros street, the Suel Day Center (Menorca street), and the Chassé and Baila Pasión dance academies.
AFA Fuengirola-Mijas is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for people affected by Alzheimer's disease and their families in Fuengirola and Mijas. It has grown from its beginnings in a local institute classroom to now operating three specialized centers.
