On 16 October at 20:00, the Auditorio Internacional de Torrevieja will present DJ Symphonic: Latino & Royal Concert Orchestra, a show that blends the energy of electronic music, Latin pop, and reggaeton with the power of a live symphony orchestra. The performance will feature a selection of songs that have defined various generations and dance floors, reimagined through new orchestral arrangements. Highlights include hits like Despacito by Luis Fonsi, Pepas by Farruko, Gasolina by Daddy Yankee, and Danza Kuduro by Don Omar, alongside popular Spanish tracks such as Ave María by David Bisbal, Libre by Nino Bravo, and Mi Gran Noche by Raphael. The evening will also feature international dance anthems, including L’Amour Toujours and YMCA, as well as medleys dedicated to reggaeton and Latin rhythms.
On 17 October at 19:00, the Teatro Municipal de Torrevieja will host Las 8 Estaciones: Vivaldi-Piazzolla, a concert by La Casanovas Orquesta that has already sold out. This performance will juxtapose the renowned Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi with the Estaciones Porteñas of Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla. The concert will alternate between the seasons of both composers, beginning with Vivaldi's Spring and concluding with Piazzolla's Spring, allowing the audience to appreciate the contrast between the vitality of Italian Baroque and the deep expressiveness of Argentine tango.
Later on 17 October at 21:00, Diana Navarro will perform Ya no estoy sola, celebrating two decades of her musical career. This concert will revisit the songs and styles that have defined her journey since her breakthrough hit Sola. Navarro's performance will include some of her most emblematic tracks, such as El perdón and 24 Rosas, alongside new compositions.
On 18 October at 12:00, the gardens of the Auditorio Internacional will host Gitanerías, a flamenco and gastronomy experience directed by La Guitarrería Santa Cruz, Tablao Flamenco. This show will highlight the artistic contributions of the Roma community to flamenco through song, dance, and guitar. Performers include Juan Moreno on guitar, Antonio Heredia and Xiki Jiménez on vocals, and Yoni “Remache” and Saray “La Chaparra” on dance. The experience will also feature free tastings of Chocolates Marcos Tonda and oils from Señorío de Relleu, along with the option to purchase a Spain Tasting Box.
Finally, on 18 October at 19:00, Goyo Jiménez will present América Forever (The Final Refrito), a comedic exploration of the United States and its cultural differences. This show revisits moments from his popular trilogy Aiguantulivinamérica, incorporating new reflections and observations about contemporary society.
Tickets for these events can be purchased through www.culturatorrevieja.com and at the box office of the Teatro Municipal de Torrevieja. While tickets for Las 8 Estaciones: Vivaldi-Piazzolla are sold out, limited tickets remain for Goyo Jiménez's performance.
