The Delegación de Juventud is set to collaborate on the concert celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Asociación Cultural Pro Reyes Magos Raíces, taking place on Saturday, 21 November, at the Sala Paúl. The event will feature performances from local artists A Bocajarro, Space Surimi, José de los Camarones, Lela Soto, and Manuel Heredia.
This special concert aims to showcase Jerez's talent while supporting social initiatives undertaken by the association. The event was presented by Carmen Pina, the Youth Delegate, alongside Rafael López Gómez, president of the Asociación Cultural Pro Reyes Magos Raíces, and representatives from the performing acts.
Entry to the concert will require a donation of €10, which can be purchased at the venue on the day of the event or in advance at various local shops, including Mala Música, Gloria Vendimia, Bodega Skate Center, and Deslío.
In October, the Asociación Cultural Pro Reyes Magos Raíces celebrated its 25th anniversary with a gala at the Museos de la Atalaya, honouring the many entities and institutions that have supported its mission to promote rural Jerez, social action, and the preservation of culture and traditions related to the Reyes Magos (Three Wise Men).
Carmen Pina expressed her enthusiasm for collaborating on such a meaningful concert, highlighting its role in promoting young musicians' commitment to solidarity and ensuring the magic of the Reyes Magos reaches every home in Jerez.
The concert promises to be a unique experience, blending various musical styles, including urban music and flamenco, while fostering a spirit of solidarity. The Delegación de Juventud continues to provide alternative music options during the Christmas season.
A Bocajarro, recently awarded the Premio Ciudad de Jerez a la Juventud, has been a prominent figure in the underground rap scene for over two decades, combining hip-hop with elements of Jerez's cultural heritage. With five albums to their name, their music strongly reflects themes of identity and social issues.
Space Surimi, a well-known name in the urban music scene, returns to Sala Paúl after a decade of successful performances across Spain. José de los Camarones will bring his beloved cantaor style to the stage, while Lela Soto represents a younger generation of artists, honouring the legacy of Los Sordera, accompanied by the talented Manuel Heredia on guitar.
