The Ciezasonora Festival is born during these San Bartolomé festivities.

On August 29th, as part of the fair and patron saint festivities in honor of Saint Bartholomew, which are held from August 23rd to 31st, the Brotherhood of the Most Holy Christ of Agony presents the first edition of the CIEZASONORA Festival.

This new event will take place at the Gabriel Celaya Auditorium and aims to expand the cultural and leisure offerings of the festival, offering a night of live music to complement the activities of the Era Youth Zone.

The festival is intended as a meeting place for young and old alike, where they can enjoy a friendly, safe, and energetic atmosphere. To this end, the organizers have arranged for private security to ensure the smooth running of the evening.

Musical programming

The event will begin at 8:00 PM and run until 2:00 AM with a varied program combining local talent and established offerings:

• New Way School: will open the afternoon with hip hop, funk, and new style exhibitions.

• Lücky Dückes: the well-known indie group from Cieza will be livening up the party with a fresh and alternative repertoire.

• Mandarins and Grapefruits: They'll add a festive touch with versions of the most popular rumbas.

• CIENTOCERO: the highlight of the night, a tribute to the legendary Spanish band Supersubmarina, which will thrill the audience with the greatest anthems of Spanish indie music.

• Ana Caballero: The DJ from Murcia will close the festival with her signature style, marked by electro-Latin and Afrohouse sounds.

During the event, attendees will be able to enjoy a bar with drinks and a cold dinner, as well as participate in special raffles.

Tickets

Tickets are priced at €10 in advance and €15 at the box office. They can be purchased online through the official website. www.ciezasonora.es, or in person on Thursday, August 21, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., at the Holy Week House Museum.

The organization invites all residents and visitors to enjoy this first edition of the Ciezasonora Festival, a program that's here to stay and promises to become one of the major musical attractions of Cieza's patron saint festivities.