The Pastor Díaz Theatre in Viveiro will host the concert 'Los sueños en la jaula' (Dreams in the Cage) on Saturday, 21 November. This collaborative musical event will see 144 children from seven local educational institutions share the stage with the Banda de Música O Landro.
Part of the Santa Icía programming, the concert will feature two performances at 18:30 and 20:30, marking the penultimate event of the 2026 season of the Viveiro musical group. 'Los sueños en la jaula' combines the poetry of Galician writer Manuel María with compositions by Antón Alcalde and Suso Vaamonde.
The initiative stems from a music programme developed in classrooms since the beginning of the academic year, involving teachers from the participating schools and coordinated with Banda O Landro. The seven educational centres involved in this project include CEIP de Celeiro, CEIP Plurilingüe Santa Rita de Galdo, CEIP Francisco López Estrada, CEIP Península da Paz, CEIP Plurilingüe de Covas, CEP Lois Tobío, and CPR Plurilingüe Landro.
Under the motto 'Learning while enjoying, enjoying while learning', the initiative aims to introduce students to Galician poetry and music through a shared artistic experience, where the children will perform songs alongside the band. Carlos Timiraos, the artistic director of Banda O Landro, emphasised the significance of allowing students to experience performing on stage and sharing their work with the musical group.
The concert is supported by the Fundación Manuel María de Estudios Galegos and the collaboration of the Concello de Viveiro.
Free tickets available
Admission to both performances is free, but tickets must be collected in advance until the theatre's capacity is reached. The participating educational centres will manage ticket distribution for the families of the students.
Concert details
- Event: 'Los sueños en la jaula' with Banda de Música O Landro and students from seven educational centres.
- Date: Saturday, 21 November 2026.
- Times: 18:30 and 20:30.
- Location: Teatro Pastor Díaz, Viveiro.
- Admission: Free, with prior ticket collection.
