Singer David Civera, Spain's representative at Eurovision 2001, will headline Saturday night at the Real de la Feria de Tomares. The performance will start at 23:30.
The Tomares Fair will experience one of its most anticipated nights this Saturday, September 5 with the performance of David Civera, one of the big names in Latin pop in Spain. The artist, who represented Spain at the 2001 Eurovision Festival with Dile que la quiero, achieving a historic sixth place, will take to the stage at the Real at 23:30.
The concert is part of a programme that will start in the afternoon and continue into the early hours. At 15:30, local artist Ely Silva is scheduled to perform at the Municipal Tent, a recital aimed at the elderly in the municipality.
Later in the evening, at 22:00, it will be the turn of Agustele, a Seville-based flamenco fusion group. After Civera, at 1:30, the Seville rock band Peterpunk & The Diablo Band, led by Pedro Ortiz, will bring the day to a close, rounding off a programme that the Tomares City Council has designed for all audiences.
Peterpunk & The Diablo Band is known for having composed and performed the support song for the Spanish Basketball Team during their tour leading up to the 2016 Olympic Games. With this lineup, Saturday becomes one of the highlights of a festive programme taking place from September 2 to 6.
The fair will conclude on Sunday the 6th with a Children's Gala at 13:00 and a free pizza tasting for children starting at 14:00.
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