The 'Los martes me parto' cycle celebrated its second night in Gines with a monologue by the Sevillian comedian Quique de la Fuente, attracting an audience of all ages to the 'La Clave' kiosk.
The 'La Clave' kiosk, located in the Teniente Guillermo Antúnez Mellado park in Gines, hosted the second installment of the 'Los martes me parto' cycle this Tuesday. The Sevillian comedian Quique de la Fuente was in charge of the evening, which brought together numerous locals and visitors of all ages.
The night began with the presentation by comedian Alexis Larios, who warmed up the audience with his jokes before introducing the main act. Quique de la Fuente, known for his approachable and relaxed style, delivered a monologue based on everyday anecdotes and Sevillian and Andalusian clichés, managing to connect with the audience from the very first moment.
The relaxed and outdoor atmosphere of the kiosk, set in the middle of the park, contributed to the evening being a success in terms of participation. The cycle, organised by the municipal Culture department of Gines, aims to bring humour to different spaces in the municipality during the summer nights.
The next event will be on Tuesday, July 28, featuring Juancho Bernabé at the 'Las Brisas' kiosk, located on Olivar street. The cycle will continue on August 4 with Jesús Piña at the 'El Pimpi' kiosk-bar in Manolo Pérez park (Pilar Miró street); on August 11 with Cheli Capitán at the Bliss – El Barrio kiosk; and will conclude on August 18 with 'Perrichi', again at the 'La Clave' kiosk.
All sessions begin at 22:00 hours and entry is free, allowing anyone interested to enjoy the humour without the need for prior reservation. The initiative has been very well received by locals, who see this proposal as a different and accessible form of leisure during the summer.
The 'Los martes me parto' cycle has established itself as one of the highlighted cultural activities in Gines' summer calendar, offering an entertainment alternative for all audiences. With a varied programme of comedians, the Town Hall hopes that the upcoming events will maintain the same level of attendance and satisfaction.
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