Teulada To Host Voramar Street Musical Festival And Jazz Als Porxes

Teulada Council has announced nan return of 2 of its astir eagerly awaited taste events: nan Voramar Street Musical Festival and Jazz als Porxes, which will erstwhile again bring euphony and ambiance to nan town’s streets passim August and September.

The Voramar Street Musical Festival runs from Friday August 28 until Friday September 18 and will characteristic a full of 12 free concerts successful different areas of Moraira’s municipality centre. Each capacity starts astatine 8pm and offers a wide scope of philharmonic styles, from jazz and popular to world sounds.

The programme includes:

Friday August 28 – Tenorkey Duo (Calle Mar/Playas)

Wednesday September 2 – Georgie & The Fire Lights (Avenida de la Paz)

Friday September 4 – Tenorkey Duo (Plaza de la Iglesia)

Wednesday September 16 – Sax&Keys (Plaza de la Iglesia)

Friday September 18 – La Gran Babylon (Calle Doctor Calatayud)

More euphony successful Teulada

Meanwhile, Jazz als Porxes will return spot successful Teulada’s aged municipality from Wednesday September 9 to Friday September 11, pinch unrecorded performances each evening astatine 10pm. The line-up features starring names connected nan jazz scene, including Vira León & The Birdies (September 9), Suite Moderna (September 10) and Sara Dowling (September 11).

Councillor for Tourism, Verónica Martínez, said: “With Voramar and Jazz als Porxes we proceed to support an accessible, lively and adjacent civilization that transforms our streets into stages and encourages encounters betwixt residents and visitors done music, while besides promoting value tourism.”

In nan aforesaid vein, politician of Teulada Moraira, Raúl Llobell, stressed: “These festivals not only energise our municipality during nan summertime but besides consolidate Teulada Moraira arsenic a taste and tourer reference.” He besides invited locals and visitors “to be and bask this divers and high-quality programme successful nan unsocial mounting of Teulada Moraira’s streets.”