Madrid to Host Its First Hispanic Jazz Festival

The regional president announced the cultural event, which will begin with a fusion jazz masterclass in October.

Image of a jazz fusion masterclass at the Teatro Magno in Madrid, with an empty stage and a saxophone and piano.
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Image of a jazz fusion masterclass at the Teatro Magno in Madrid, with an empty stage and a saxophone and piano.

The Community of Madrid will soon celebrate its first Hispanic jazz festival, as announced today by the regional president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has announced that the region will host its first Hispanic jazz festival. This announcement was made during the presentation of the filming in Madrid of the new film by director Woody Allen, known for his love of music.
The head of the regional Executive detailed that as part of the upcoming Hispanidad events, musician Arturo Sandoval will offer a fusion jazz masterclass on October 11th at the Teatro Magno. This event will serve as a prelude to the future festival.
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"This is the beginning of this festival that will be Hispanic jazz, another new project that in turn arises from the bridges of Hispanidad. And this is how culture is born anew."

Isabel Díaz Ayuso · President of the Community of Madrid
Ayuso emphasized that this festival represents the start of a new cultural project emerging from the ties of Hispanidad, highlighting that this is how "culture is born anew."
Based on information from the official source: Comunidad de Madrid — Notas de prensa (01/10/2026)