Tomorrow the Parque de España will host a concert by the Municipal Band dedicated to traditional Spanish music

The event will begin at 9:30 p.m. with free admission

Tomorrow, Tuesday, July 7, the Parque de España in Fuengirola will be the scene of a new concert by the Municipal Band, which on this occasion will be dedicated to traditional Spanish music. This was announced this morning by the Councilor for Culture, Rodrigo Romero, who indicated that the event will begin at 9:30 p.m. and entry will be free of charge.

“It is a tradition every summer to go to the Parque de España on Tuesdays to listen to the Municipal Band and in this case they will perform a program dedicated to traditional Spanish music,” explained Romero, who went on to list the pieces they will perform in their recital tomorrow.

The concert, which will be divided into two parts, will begin with the prelude to the zarzuela La Patria Chica, by Ruperto Chapí Lorente; and will continue with the pasodoble Encuentros, by José Rafael Pascual Villaplana; a selection from the zarzuela La Granjera de Arlés, by Ernesto Pérz Rosillo. The first part of the recital will conclude with María La Portuguesa, by Carlos Cano, with arrangements by José María Machuca.

The second part will start with a selection from the zarzuela El Trust de los Tenorios, by José Serrano Simeón; the pasodoble Los dos Adolfos, by José María Martín Domingo; and will end with a selection from the zarzuela Gigantes y Cabezudos by Manuel Fernández Caballero.

Founded in 1962, the Fuengirola Municipal Music Band currently has in its catalog more than 1,100 printed works and more than 2,090 performances in its more than 300 concerts offered to date since 1997, the beginning of the stage with its current owner on the podium. Consolidated as a collective of reference professional musicians on the Costa del Sol, the group is directed by Alfredo Alarcón Campoy.