The students of the Youth Singing workshop will offer their end-of-year concert on June 3 at the Mayor’s Office of El Boquetillo

The recital, which on this occasion will be a tribute to Hombres G, will begin at 7:00 p.m. and admission will be free until capacity is reached.

5/29/2026 – The students of the Youth Area Singing workshop will offer their end-of-year concert next Wednesday, June 3, at the Mayor’s Office of El Boquetillo. This was announced this morning by the Youth Councilor, Isaac Vargas, and the director of the workshop, Paula Adiego, who explained that the concert will begin at 7:00 p.m. and admission will be completely free.

“Like every end of year, from the Youth Department we give visibility to our students in the Singing and Theater workshops, and on this occasion, on June 3 at the Mayor’s Office of El Boquetillo we are going to have the end of year concert for the students of group 1 of the Singing workshop, who are the youngest,” said the mayor, who has encouraged Fuengirola residents to attend this concert.

For her part, Paula Adiego explained that “the concert will show the result of a whole year of work from the Youth Area Singing workshop and on this occasion it will be offered by the boys and girls from workshop 1, who are students from 6 to 12 years old.”

Regarding the recital that they will offer next Wednesday, Adiego has pointed out that “we have prepared a tribute to Hombres G and we will sing some of the most representative songs of one of the most important groups of pop music in Spain in the 80s and 90s, which will be an enjoyment for both the boys and their families and the public who wants to come and listen to songs like The attack of the crocodile girls, Devuélveme a mi chica Temblando, Si no te have a ti…”.

To conclude, the teacher of the Singing workshop has encouraged the people of Fuengirola “to come and support these boys and girls, who have a lot of talent and also a lot of hope that people will listen to them and applaud them, because live music without an audience is nothing.”