CajaCanarias Foundation Hosts Triple Cultural Event Across the Canary Islands
The CajaCanarias Foundation is promoting local culture across the islands this Friday by hosting the Alberto Delgado Young Music Award, the conclusion of the Urban Art Days in La Palma, and an organ recital in Arico.
The CajaCanarias Foundation is strengthening its support for local culture this Friday with three distinct events, ranging from experimental music to the preservation of historic organs. These initiatives highlight the vital role private support plays in helping new artists build professional careers.
The main event takes place at the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Cultural Space, where the 9th Alberto Delgado Young Music Award qualifying round begins at 5:00 p.m. This competition showcases five diverse acts: Abora Project (blending rap and folklore), Cristina Mahelo (focusing on roots and contemporary lyrics), Kimera (an experimental project), the duo Lula Mora (fusing Galician and Canarian traditions), and Macaca Radiata (a mix of blues and pop-rock). Admission is free until the venue reaches capacity.
Elsewhere, the Foundation is hosting two additional events. In La Palma, the Santa Cruz de La Palma Cultural Space will wrap up its Urban Art Days series with a performance by Las Ninyas del Corro at 8:00 p.m. (tickets are 10 euros). Meanwhile, in Arico, the parish of San Juan Bautista will host the second session of the Ars Organorum cycle, featuring a free organ recital by Joan Boronat Sanz.
By spreading these events across different locations, the Foundation aims to make art more accessible to people throughout the islands. For more details or to book tickets, please visit the Foundation’s official website.