The musical offerings kick off on Friday, September 25th, with the I Love Reggaeton event in the outdoor area of the Estadio de la Cartuja. The event will feature a double stage: the main stage, dedicated to contemporary reggaeton and Latin pop with artists like Nacho, Juan Magán, and Cali y El Dandee; and the second, 'Nostalgia Milenial', which will bring back Cascada, O-Zone, Decai, Rosa López, and King África, among others, evoking the hits of the early 2000s.
On Saturday, September 26th, the Cartuja Center will host the celebration of the 25th anniversary of Álex Ubago's debut album, '¿Qué pides tú?'. The singer-songwriter will perform the entire album accompanied by his band in the Sala CITE, offering a special concert that will revisit hits like 'A gritos de esperanza' and 'Aunque no te pueda ver'.
On the same Saturday, the Love the 90’s festival returns to the outdoor area of the Estadio de la Cartuja with an ambitious proposal featuring three themed stages and around fifty national and international artists. The Dance stage will include Alexia, Snap!, and Robin S; Spanish Pop will present Mojinos Escozíos, No Me Pises que Llevo Chanclas, and Amistades Peligrosas; and the I Love Breakbeat stage will host Crystal Method and Freestylers.
Rock music will have its space with the visit of Shinova to the auditorium of the Cartuja Center on Saturday, September 25th, presenting their 'La tormenta perfecta Tour 2026'. The Biscayan band, formed in 2008, is known for its solid career and energetic live performances.
Other notable musical events include the performance by Silvio Rodríguez on September 25th and 26th at the Fibes auditorium, where he will present his latest work 'Quería saber', and the performance by the legendary Mexican group La Banda El Recodo this Thursday, September 24th, at Sala Custom.
In terms of exhibitions, the Fundación Cajasol is hosting 'Arte andaluz de la colección Bassat' until November 28th, a selection of Andalusian pieces from recent decades from the private collection of Carmen and Luis Bassat. The Centro Cívico Las Sirenas presents until October 2nd the photographic and audiovisual exhibition 'Cine hecho por Niñas/os', celebrating thirty years of the Telekids Workshop. Meanwhile, the Galería Weber Lutgen is exhibiting 'Los ingenios del bosque' until October 17th, a reflection on environmental deterioration.
Humorist Agustín Jiménez will perform on September 25th at the Teatro Triana with his show 'Salir de la tele'.
