Sierra de Cazorla
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The festival, held at the Municipal Pool during August and September, emphasizes its focus on local musicians and bands.
The investment is allocated to municipal infrastructure, rural roads, and aid for the agricultural sector affected by storms.
The funk festival brought together hundreds of attendees for a weekend of music, community, and reunions.
The music festival transforms the streets of the Jaén municipality with concerts attracting visitors from various backgrounds.
Hundreds of people enjoyed a night of music featuring Akiba Afrobeat, Funky Times, Hip Horns Brass Collective, and Le Couple Sound.
The number of officers will be increased to ensure security due to the rise in population and tourists in the Sierra de Cazorla.
Works in Pozo Alcón include clearing, surface profiling, and drainage improvement to ensure road safety and infrastructure durability.
Encounters with specimens like 'Rin-Ran' and 'Andalucía' are offered on weekends until September 20th.
Thousands of national and international visitors will fill the streets of Cazorla to enjoy the festival's thirtieth edition.
Residents of Collejares and El Cortijuelo suffer supply cuts due to an economic and management dispute between the towns.
The regional government and City Council coordinate the 'Grupo Titán' to control illegal rentals and unfair competition in the municipality.
The Andalusian regional government announces the upcoming tender for the design of the new health center in the urban area of Cazorla, with an investment of seven million euros.
