The Night of the Queen at the Estepa Fair 2026 brought together hundreds of locals with performances of flamenco, magic, and music. The finale was provided by Pancho Varona, a historic collaborator of Joaquín Sabina.
The Night of the Queen at the Estepa Fair 2026 was celebrated with a programme that combined music, dance, flamenco, and magic, culminating in the performance of Pancho Varona, a composer and producer who worked alongside Joaquín Sabina for many years.
The evening opened with the group Licor de Fresa, which set the musical tone. Following them, students from the Academia El Boti de Estepa took to the stage to showcase their talent with various flamenco choreographies.
Illusionist Pablo D'Magic took over with a live magic show that amazed the audience. Flamenco returned to the forefront with performances by Inmaculada Jiménez and María Fernández, before the most anticipated moment of the night.
Pancho Varona, who co-wrote hits with Sabina such as Peces de Ciudad and Esta noche contigo, provided the grand finale to an event that brought the community together around the fair. The musician, an essential figure in Spanish popular music, delivered a repertoire that resonated with the audience.
The organisers arranged for a photographic report of the night to document the performances and the atmosphere experienced at the Estepa fairgrounds.
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