The delegate and the mayoress encourage locals to participate in these awards that the Junta de Andalucía has presented in Mijas
The La Cala Folk Festival in Paris 2024 Olympics Dance Schools meeting
will be held on Saturday 3rd
Martín Dockx will not compete
The event will take place on the 17th and 18th of August in the Auditorium Miguel González Berral, in Mijas Pueblo, and will fuse tradition with modernity
The Asociación Folclórica Sur de Andalucía in collaboration with Culture is organising the event, which will begin at 21 hours with a parade followed by performances
An inflammation in his horse's neck, Malagueño LXXXIII, prevented him from participating in the dressage test
Mijas requests more Civil Guard officers to the Ministry of Interior
A letter was sent demanding more human, material and infrastructural resources to respond to the size of the municipality and the increase in population NEWS/03
Recovery “in record time”
Mijas has transferred 10,000 cubic metres of sand from the La Cala stream to the beaches of Los Cordobeses and El Bombo. This has been done, according to municipal sources, “in record time” to regenerate this area of the Mijas coastline that suffered significant damage during the last west storm. The Mijas Town Hall has assigned dumper trucks, a bulldozer and a 22-tonne machine to carry out the work “very quickly” with the aim of getting “the beaches in perfect condition for the summer season”. / Foto: Amanda Gómez. NEWS/05
The Plenary approves a budget amendment amounting to 191,000 euros
This measure will meet the needs of several municipal departments, such as Parque Móvil or the UP
SPANISH PAGE /04
Initial approval of an Ordinance amendment on Traffic and Circulation
The text responds to new needs regarding mobility and parking in the municipality
NEWS/02
The Town Planning Department starts to update the register of applicants for subsidised housing
LA CALA DE MIJAS LIVES A UNIQUE
MuSKETA AND VITROMAR, in the Homo Faber guide
The festivities, which started on Wednesday the 24th, filled the town with joy, offering many different activities
The artisans Sonia Lekuona and Jonatan Díaz passed a demanding evaluation by the Michelangelo Foundation
The Executive, which explains that the current list is outdated, argues that the process has been simplified to adapt it to regional regulations
SPANISH PAGE /07
PLAYAS
Ordinary July Plenary Session
The government team and PSOE voted in favour, while Cs abstained / Patricia Murillo.
The government team of the Mijas Town Hall presented last Wednesday 31st in the ordinary plenary session of July the update of the Municipal Ordinance on Traffic and Circulation. According to the councillor for Local Police, Juan Carlos Cuevas Dawson (Vox), the new document includes issues regarding mobility in Mijas, both for now and for the future, as well as the regulated use of roads and parking spaces in the municipality.
Dawson stressed that the text responds to the new needs of the population “guaranteeing the safe mobility of pedestrians, their coexistence with motor vehicles, also promoting alternative means of
It includes
relevant sections that regulate, among others, the widespread use of electric scooters and motorhomes
transport, such as collective transport, bicycles or similar”. He also pointed out that “until now we had a completely obsolete ordinance that did not reflect the changes introduced by the 2015 law on traffic, circulation of motor vehicles and road safety”.
In this regard, the spokesman for Cs, José Carlos Martín, agreed on the need to update this ordinance although he did not see the need to include a section on regulated parking, the so-called blue zone, as this system has not yet been implemented in the municipality, “however, in the text we see that there are several articles that perfectly define the charging and rates of the blue zone, but it is not clarified whether there is any intention to implement it, so we prefer to abstain”.
In response, Cuevas Dawson explained that “this government does not intend to start charging for blue zones, but we have regulated it and we have given it structure in the ordinance, taking advantage of the fact that we are going to change it”. Likewise, the mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), defended that “although we do not contemplate
Initial approval of an ordinance amendment on traffic and circulation
The
government team stresses that the text responds to the new mobility and parking needs
Municipal Ordinance on Traffic and Circulation
novelties MAIN
The Plenary, in an ordinary session in July, has initially approved an amendment of the Municipal Ordinance on Traffic and Circulation. The amendments include the regulation of Personal Mobility Vehicles (article 16 bis) and motorhomes and similar vehicles (article 16 ter)
Bicycles must ride on the cycle lane and, if there is no cycle lane, on the
and in the right-hand
is prohibited on pavements, promenades and areas intended for pedestrian
The minimum age to use them is 15 years of age and they must comply with traffic and road safety regulations.
They may only be used by one person and the use of earphones and mobile phones is not permitted
Drivers have the same restrictions on drug and alcohol consumption
In areas where they share space with pedestrians, they must alight from PMVs swhenever it is not possible to maintain a mandatory safety distance of at least one metre or when it is not possible to ride in a straight line for five metres continuously. They do not take precedence over pedestrians. The circulation of these vehicles is prohibited on interurban roads, crossings and urban tunnels.
Rental VMPs and parking areas are also regulated.
the blue zone, it is true that many entrepreneurs have requested the implementation of this system in busy areas, so that circulation flows smoother and so that vehicles are
Just like VMPs, they must respect traffic rules, not use mobile devices or headphones.
Bicycles with trailers or semi-trailers carrying children are not allowed to circulate on the road ; they must do so on cycle paths. They are not allowed on lanes reserved for public transport and may carry a child up to 7 years of age in an additional approved seat, as long as the driver is of legal age.
The ordinance regulates the areas where they can park The ordinance regulates the areas where they can park and defines the characteristics and services that the exclusive parking areas must have, in case they are enabled, in such a way that their occupation in these areas cannot exceed 72 continuous hours during a period of 10 days in order to guarantee the rotation in these car parks.
Drivers of caravans, motorhomes, camper vans or similar vehicles may stop and park on urban roads under the same conditions and with the same limitations as any other vehicle, as long as there are no open windows that could invade a space larger than the perimeter of the vehicle in motion, chairs, tables, extended awnings or other belongings. The municipal regulations state that it is not relevant that the occupants remain inside the vehicle as long as the activity does not extend to the outside.
PENALTIES
The ordinance includes the lists offences and penalties, which are divided into minor, serious and very serious. For example, it is considered a very serious offence to drive a PMV in a reckless manner or under the influence of alcohol or drugs (500 euros) and a serious offence to use a mobile phone (200 euros).
not parked all day in a commercial area”.
For his part, the socialist councillor Josele González recalled that the municipality of Mijas began
working on this new ordinance in 2021, when he was mayor. He also highlighted two relevant issues about it. First, the incorporation of a section on electric scooters
“Although we are not considering the blue parking zone, it is true that many entrepreneus have asked for this system to be introduced in busy areas, to make traffic flow smoother”
“So far we had a completely obsolete ordinance that did not reflect the changes introduced by the 2015 law on traffic, circulation of motor vehicles and road safety”
JOSELE GONZÁLEZ
PSOE councillor
“It includes a section on scooters and their use on public roads exclusively for those over 15 years of age, an issue that other municipalities have subsequently taken as a reference”
“In the text we see that there are several articles that define the charging and rates for the blue zones, but it is not clarified whether there is any intention to implement it, so we prefer to abstain”
“and their use on public roads exclusively for those over 15 years old, an aspect that other municipalities have subsequently taken as a reference. Secondly, motorhomes, because this ordinance states that they can park on public roads, not camp”.
The item was initially approved with the votes of the government team and the PSOE, and the abstention of Cs. In the final part of the presentation of the proposal, Cuevas Dawson took the opportunity to indicate that “ everything we have done now will be digitalised to help our police officers in their daily work, because it is striking that in the 21st century and in the digital era, officers still fill out the sanctions by hand, for example”.
ANA MATA Mayoress of Mijas (PP)
JUAN CARLOS CUEVAS DAWSON Councillor for Local Police (Vox)
JOSÉ CARLOS MARTÍN Spokeperson for Cs
Irene Pérez / Design: C. Martín / Translation: Candela Arroyo
carriageway
lane.
Safety
Mijas asks the Ministry to increase the number of
CIVIL GUARD OFFICERS
A document has been sent requesting more human, material and infrastructure resources to respond to the increase in population and the large size of the municipality
Report by Ed. Dep. / Design: Carmen Martín / Translation: Candela Arroyo
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), accompanied by the councillor for Security, Juan Carlos Cuevas Dawson (Vox), announced last Thursday 1st from the Town Hall that on July 25th a document was sent to the Ministry of Interior and the Government Sub-delegation in Malaga requesting an increase in the number of Civil Guard officers in the municipality. In addition, the
The letter notes that, compared to other towns in the area, Mijas is “underresourced”
letter asks for an increase in material resources and infrastructure, such as a new post, to respond and meet the reality of the municipality.
The needs of Mijas
The mayoress explained that the population in Mijas has tripled since 1996, reaching more than 95,000 inhabitants, according to the existing register in the statistics area of the Town Hall. To these must be added residential tourism, which means a high number of national and foreign visitors who are not registered. “We need to reinforce such an important body as the Civil Guard, because the current officers are insufficient to deal with everything that happens in
our municipality. It is only fair that Mijas, like the rest of the municipalities that comprise the Costa del Sol, has what it deserves according to its population; we don’t want to be over them, but neither below. With this letter, we are reaching out to the Ministry of Interior to take action on an issue as important as this”, explained the mayoress.
Circumstances of the town
Mijas has a surface area of 150 square kilometres, which makes it one of the most extensive towns in the province. In the municipality there are urban, rural, coastal areas that “need the attention of both the Civil Guard and the Local Police”, according to the Town Hall. However, despite this situation, the number of Civil Guard officers is 150, which is why the councillor for Security pointed out that the town is “understaffed”, especially when compared to other municipalities in the area with smaller populations and geographically less diverse. “We have relatively few officers in relation to the volume of our population. We are the third largest municipality in the province, but this is not reflected in the number of officers. The comparison is very simple: in 10 km2 and with a smaller population than Mijas, Fuengirola, with more than 85,000 inhabitants, has 300 national police officers. It is not logical considering the numbers and the kilometres. Therefore, we believe that Mijas does not have sufficient resources and we have
95,000 neighbous
150 square kilometres
For Fuengirola
300 national police officers
85.000 neighbours
10 square kilometres
Marbella
ned and municipal sources pointed out, reinforcements have not been received, so far, from the Grupo de Reserva y Seguridad (GRS) and the Grupo de Acción Rápida (GAR).
400 national police officers
156.000 neighbours
114 square kilometres
informed the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, because a response is needed now”, said Cuevas Dawson.
In addition, the councillor explained that Marbella has more than 400 national police officers for a population of more than 156,000 inhabitants.
“Neither”, as the councillor war-
“The work of the Civil Guard in Mijas is exemplary, but it is undeniable that they do not have the necessary human and material resources. Its particular geography makes it more than necessary for the Civil Guard to be well equipped, a significant increase in its resources is urgently needed”, added Cuevas.
Regarding infrastructures, both the mayoress and the councillor recalled that for years, land has been at the disposal of the Government for the creation of a new main post for the Civil Guard, as
the current barracks, according to municipal sources, “is obsolete and lack of space for the officers to live in”.
Calls to the Local Police
During his intervention, the councillor reported that the Mijas Local Police receives “daily” calls from the Civil Guard requesting collaboration “due to the lack of means” to attend to emergencies: “In addition to this request for assistance, only from January to July 2024, our switchboard has dealt with 2,400 more calls than in the same period on the previous year. This increase in the demand for services demonstrates the imperative need to reinforce the number of Civil Guard officers in our municipality”.
“We are talking about an issue as important as security, so we hope that the Ministry of Interior is aware that the situation in Mijas is not the same as it was thirty years ago. In addition, the officers who serve in our municipality deserve to have the best services and facilities, so we are willing to cede the land for this much needed new barracks”, concluded the mayoress.
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata, together with the councillor for Security, Juan Carlos Cuevas Dawson / Patricia Murillo.
A traditional beach bar, Los Moreno
The establishment organised the inauguration party on August 1st
Nuria Luque / Amanda Gómez / Translation: C. Arroyo.
The beach bar Los Moreno celebrated on Thursday 1st of August its inauguration party with many friends, neighbours and tourists who are on holiday in La Cala de Mijas.
The event was also attended by the mayoress, Ana Mata (PP), along with members of her government team, who did not want to miss the opportunity to congratulate the owner of the establishment, Salva Moreno for the reform carried out, complying with the regulations of the Junta de Andalucía, as well as to wish him “great success in the present and in the future because these types of establishments create a lot of work in our town, as well as atten-
ding to many people, it is practically our showcase”, said the councillor.
Some years have gone by before this well-known beach bar in La Cala is back in action, but if there was one thing that the owner was clear about, it was that he wanted to “keep the same, the essence of the restaurant, on the sand, and offering the same food”. In 1996 his father started the business alone, running what was then an ice-cream kiosk and the hammocks. Today, his son continues with the family business, but has adapted it to the times, to the changes that have taken place in La Cala.
Alejandra López was one of the tourists who attended the inauguration party and expressed that what she likes the most about the
new establishment is “the view, it’s amazing, the atmosphere, it’s very nice”. Another attendee, Mena Estrella , emphasised that “in La Cala de Mijas everything is magical. Here we are very well located, very happy and you can see the atmosphere, amazing”.
Rosé wine, trendy at the La Zambra Hotel
On Wednesday 31st, the establishment offered a tasting specialised in this type of wine
P.M/N.L. Throughout the summer, the hotel La Zambra is offering wine tastings every Wednesday, from 19:00 to 20:00 hours, in one of its restaurants, Picador. The day of 31st of July was dedicated to rosé wines, with the presence of regional wineries who had the opportunity to present their products. “Today we are LEISURE
are organised every Wednesday from 19:00 to 20:00 in the Picador restaurant of the La Zambra Hotel Wine tastings
The participants enjoying the tasting / N.L.
going to taste four wines from different places, both national and international. We are going to start with a sparkling to start with something fresh. Then we are going to try a rosé from Andalusia and another from Navarre,
which are the typical and most classic rosés in Spain”, said the restaurant’s sommelier, Mario Martínez
The pairing is essential to enhance the wine, but also to showcase the local gastronomy.
As the sommelier said, “the most important thing about a wine tasting is to enjoy the wine, as the wine is for sharing and for the participants to give their opinion, also tasting the gastronomic options offered at the restaurant”.
and
people come to the tasting, in a relaxed atmosphere, have a good time, chat and taste some of the 90 different wines we offer”
The head of Marketing and Communication of the hotel, Noelia Neiro, also present at the activity, explained that “the intention is that people come to a tasting, in a relaxed atmosphere, have a good time, chat and taste some of the 90 different wines that we offer in our restaurant, where they can also stay for dinner”.
To attend one of these tastings you can book online at: www. lazambrahotel.com.
“The intention is that
NOELIA NEIRO Head of Marketing
Communication
The mayoress, Ana Mata, and councillors together with the owner Salva Moreno / N.L.
Beaches
THE SAND REGENERATION
has been completed work on two beaches in Mijas
In total, 10,000 m3 of sand have been transferred from the La Cala stream to Los Cordobeses and El Bombo
The councillor for Beaches in Mijas, Daniel Gómez Teruel (PP), visited the Los Cordobeses and El Bombo beaches on Tuesday 30th to check on the work carried out after the last west storms that hit the municipality. The councillor pointed out that “nine days ago we had another problem caused by the west wind in the area of El Bombo, so we started working immediately with dumper trucks, a bulldozer and a 22 tonne machine, taking
the sand that had been deposited at the mouth of the La Cala stream and moving it to El Bombo to regenerate the area, all so that the beaches are in perfect condition for the summer season”.
The west winds have been very strong on the Costa del Sol this
year, which is why the Town Hall has had to carry out this work very quickly to alleviate the damage suffered in the height of the summer season. Specifically, “we have moved 10,000 cubic metres of sand in the last nine days, although during the first three days we still
had west wind and the sea was a bit rough. We have had to open a way to reach the area of El Bombo and extract all the sand from the area of the La Cala stream and also from the Nanet beach, in order to regenerate this area,” said Gómez Teruel.
The work carried out was more than just the sand transfer, as “the first and most important thing was to protect the sewage systems. On the El Bombo beach, the sewage well was exposed at a
height of almost three metres, so it was important to prevent the storm from breaking it, causing sewage spillages and beach closures. On the other hand, we had to preserve and maintain our main tourist attraction, which is the coastal path”, said the councillor.
The Town Hall expressed its gratitude for the fast intervention of the General Directorate of the Coast, which granted the necessary permits to carry out the work.
The councillor for Beaches, Daniel Gómez Teruel (right), with the head of the department, Juan Antonio Peinado. / Patricia Murillo.
The works have been carried out in record time / P.M.
P. Murillo / Translation: C. Arroyo
DANCE SCHOOLS MEETING Mijas presents its first
The event, which will take place on the 17th and 18th of August in Mijas auditorium, will fuse tradition with modernity.
Editorial Department
The councillor for Tourism in Mijas, Francisco Jerez (Vox), announced on Thursday 1st the celebration of the First Meeting of Mijas Dance Schools, an unprecedented event which will take place on the 17th and 18th of August in the Municipal Auditorium of Mijas
This cultural gathering promises to be a tribute to local traditions and a unique opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of dance styles.
This event not only highlights our customs through the art of dance, but also reflects our commitment to the dissemination of our culture and the preservation of our roots”, said Jerez.
During the meeting weekend, attendees will be able to enjoy a varied programme that highlights both the traditional background and the evolution of the local culture. Friday will be dedicated to regional dances, with special emphasis on flamenco and other classical expressions that represent the cultural identity of Mijas.
“These styles not only represent our cultural identity, but also connect us with our most deeply rooted traditions”, added Jerez.
On Saturday, there will be a show that includes modern dance
EVENTS
Next 17th of August Mijas will host the ‘Zambombas al frescoquito’
contest
C.L. The Ukrainian artist Yul Hanchas, settled on the Costa del Sol, presents a colourful exhibition about bulls and bullfighters in paintings, tapestries and decorated guitars, a total of 18 works made with his own technique and can be seen at the Folk Museum in Mijas Village until the 19th of August. His large-format, colourful and
Zambombas al fresquito al fresquito
17 DE AGOSTO · 21:00 h Plaza Los 7 Caños (Mijas)
Municipal de Mijas
C.B. The Amigos del Zambombeo have everything ready for the next ‘Zambombas al fresquito’ contest to be held on August 17th in the Los 7 Caños Square in Mijas Puebo.
22:00-01:00 h
August 17th:
Open Air Auditorium of Mijas Village
-La Cala de Mijas UP Dance School led by Víctor Rojas
August 18th:
-Expresión Dance School
-Mijas Pueblo UP Dance School led by Remedios Fernández
-Aprende y Baila Dance School
-UP Dance School led by Juan Jesús Leiva
-Mijas Pueblo UP Dance School led by Víctor Rojas
styles, such as urban dance and zumba, among others. According to the councillor for Tourism, “this contrast between the classic and the contemporary reflects the richness and cultural diversity of Mijas and demonstrates how our traditions can coexist with new trends that bring freshness and dynamism
Yul Hanchas exhibits his bulls and bullfighters
attractive works fill the exhibition room at the Folks Museum with art and offer us his particular vision of the Spanish tradition related to bullfighting and bullfighters. Yul shared his thoughts: “I am in love with this Spanish tradition, with the bullfighter’s costumes. I love them and I wanted to put them on canvas to show everyone that they can be
-Surdígenas Dance School
As they have announced in their poster, this event, which was held for the first time in 2019, will feature the participation of seven pastoral groups: Pastores del Puerto, Las Protegidas de Nerja, Belén Salvador Rueda de Benaque, Raíces de Colmenare-
jo, El camorro, Las Lagunas and the Los Santiago Choir. This summer pastoral competition in Mijas, which will begin at 21 hours, is unique in the province and has been generating great expectancy for some years now, at the same time it highlights the culture of Malaga. To make it possible, it also has the collaboration of the Mijas Town Hall, the Peña Santana, Nuevo Enfoque, La Bodega del Pintor and Mijas Comunicación.
The Andalusian Rescue Centre for Horse organises a solidarity event on August 9th
to our cultural offer”
Jerez concluded his speech by thanking all the participating dance schools and the Mijas community for their effort and dedication in organising this event.
He also encouraged the audience to “enjoy the best of dance, an art that reflects the soul of our land”.
as beautiful as the real ones. Bulls also attract my attention. Although their fate is a pity, I wanted to treat them with humour”.
Yul came to Spain in 2011 and settled on the Costa del Sol with his family. He has exhibited 25 times in 9 years and has participated in another 40 group exhibitions. This exhibition presents a total of 10 paintings, 4 tapestries and 4 decorated guitars. His technique is varied, eclectic and very colourful, he calls it volumetric and consists
On Friday August 9th, the Andalusian Rescue Centre for Horses (ARCH) will hold its first ‘Silent Art Auction’, an evening where wine and art will come together to raise funds to support the rehabilitation and rehoming of horses and donkeys. There will be an auction of art pieces donated by local artists. It will take place at ‘Amor a Málaga’, in Mijas Pueblo, from 17:00 to 20:00 hours. Tickets cost 10 euros and include a tapa and a glass of wine.
Auditorio
The councillors Mari Francis Alarcón and Juan Carlos Maldonado with the artist Yul Hanchas and his wife / MC.
The campaign ‘Andalusia, Seas that Taste’ will reach La Cala on Friday 16th of August
The Junta is promoting this initiative in all coastal provinces to promote the consumption of fish and seafood from Andalusia
The campaign ‘Andalucía, Mares que Saben’, (Andalusia, Seas that Taste), promoted by the Junta de Andalucía, will reach La Cala de Mijas on Friday 16th of August. Since last week, the initiative has been touring the coastal provinces of our region with the aim of promoting the consumption of fish and seafood from Andalusia. In Malaga, 42 actions are planned on 16 beaches in 13
different municipalities, including Mijas. With this campaign, the Andalusian Regional Government wants to support a sector that stands for product quality and sustainability. Assuring that this is a sector interested in conserving and protecting the seas and fishing grounds, which is why they are now disseminating the benefits of traditional coastal fishing and aquaculture products from Andalusia, all with the aim of promoting its consumption.
Distribution of informative material
Ichthyometers, recipe books, coolers, bags, sunshades Children’s games LEISURE
Cruise with special discounts for residents in Mijas
I.M. The ‘80’s & 90‘s Legends Cruise’ will set sail on November 17th from Barcelona’s port, visiting the cities: Cannes, Florence, Rome, Naples, Cagliari, Ibiza and Palma for 10 days and 9 nights. Throughout their journey, travellers will be able to enjoy tribute concerts to great music stars such as Madonna, Frank Sinatra and Rob-
bie Williams. The price of the cruise is 1,290 euros per person in an interior double cabin, although there are special discounts for residents registered in the municipality. Those interested have until the 15th of August to book their place by contacting the Marina Sun Travel agency on 952 46 70 31 (María José).
On each beach there will be an information point, informative and promotional activities, and informative material to distribute among the population, such as ichthyometers, recipe books, coolers, bags, sunshades and children’s games.
The programme, with up to 200 beach activities, has been awarded one of the twelve stars on Europe Day, in recognition of its contribution to social and territorial development.
Donkey Dreamland organises a new charity fund-raising event
The Donkey Dreamland Sanctuary in Mijas is raising funds for its projects to rescue, recovery and care for these animals, and has organised a charity dinner on Saturday 10th of August, from 19:30 hours, at the Cerrado del Águila Golf restaurant. At the event, attendees will be able to enjoy a welcome cocktail with canapés and bubbles, after which dinner will be served. There will be entertainment and different raffles, all enlivened by the live performances of Chris Kidd and Cilla Vie. The menu is priced at 39 euros. Reservations can be made on the website www.donkeydreamland.como/events.
Casaredia, leader in mobile homes, holds an open day.-
Until the 4th of August, Casaredia, leader in the mobile homes sector, is holding an open house in Marbella, at its headquarters located at Calle Andrés Segovia 1. With the aim of announcing the availability of Eurocasa homes, as exclusive distributor in Andalusia, it is presenting a wide variety of mobile homes, exclusive offers and the new Modulares Universal modular homes, a recently released model. Throughout the three days, open to the public from 10:00 to 19:00h, the sales team will offer personalised advice to attendees who will be eligible for promotions.
Nuria Luque
Campaign image / Junta de Andalucía.
FRIDAY 2ND
Exhibition ‘Two veteran artists in search of a dream... Ethiopia’, by Amparo Osuna Ostos and Carmina Méndez Cultural Center in Las Lagunas, inauguration 19 hours
Until the 5th of September
Nights from the soul by the sea Torreón Square in La Cala, 22 hours
Performance by Pino y Pino
Legends Weekend Concert
Miguel González Berral Auditorium, 20 h (opening 19 h)
Tribute to Lionel Richie, Bees, Abba, Convers Band
María Zambrano Park, from 19:30 hours to 23:30 hours
Zumba and music. Organised by AV María Zambrano - Sector 31
2nd and 3rd
El Juncal Festival (Verbena) On the 2nd Sinergym - gymnastics exhibition, 20:00. Senior gymnastics of the AV El Juncal, 21 hours. Dj Tena and Juan Carlos, 21:30 h
On the 3rd, rice day Santiago Choir, 13:30 h. Fitflamc,19:00 h. Presentation of plaques to the people who collaborate the most, 20:00 h.
Juanjo Portero, Tribute to Julio Iglesias, 21 h. Spotifay, 22 h
SATURDAY 3RD
VIII International Folk Festival La Cala de Mijas Torreón Square, 21 hours
Parade, 21 hours. Performance, 21:30 hours
Legends Weekend Concert
Miguel González Berral Auditorium, 20 h (opening 19 h)
