Ronda's Municipal Delegation of Social Rights and the company Circus Berlín have announced the distribution of 150 free tickets for individuals in situations of social vulnerability. The initiative pays special attention to children facing greater difficulties in accessing leisure and entertainment activities, aiming to provide them with experiences that foster joy and fun, regardless of their families' economic circumstances.
The municipal delegate for Social Rights, Cristina Durán, thanked the company for its collaboration and sensitivity towards families in need. The tickets will be distributed through the Social Services center, enabling the beneficiary children to attend the show. Durán highlighted the importance of private entities collaborating to bring cultural and leisure proposals to all children in the city.
For his part, José Manuel Rodríguez, communications manager for Circus Berlín, explained that the company, of German origin and with over 35 years touring Spain, returns to Ronda with a show for all audiences. The performance, lasting approximately two hours, includes high-altitude acrobats, acrobatic skaters, equilibrists, contortionists, motorcyclists, and a tribute to the 'K-Pop Warriors', a phenomenon with significant international popularity.
Circus Berlín will be in Ronda from October 16th to 25th. The company invites residents of the city and the surrounding Serranía region to enjoy their performance. Through this solidarity initiative, the City Council and the company strengthen their collaboration to facilitate access to leisure and entertainment for minors and families facing greater difficulties.
