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Fuenlabrada Lights Up with Theater and Music This Weekend

The city hosts a diverse cultural agenda featuring theatrical performances, concerts, and the traditional April Fair.

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This weekend, Fuenlabrada becomes a cultural hub with a diverse program including theater, live music, and the celebration of the April Fair, offering options for all audiences.

The Teatro Tomás y Valiente will be the main stage for the play Esencia, starring renowned actors Juan Echanove and Joaquín Climent. The performance, scheduled for Saturday at 8:00 PM, explores the memories and reflections of two old friends awaiting a mysterious author who never arrives.
The theatrical offering extends to children with the musical play Orejas de Mariposa, which will be presented on Sunday at 12:00 PM at the Teatro Aitana Sánchez Gijón.
Concurrently, Fuenlabrada's Plaza de España hosts the April Fair, a free event open to all citizens featuring rociero choirs, sevillanas, and faralaes costumes, running until Sunday.
Music will also play a prominent role. The Fuenla On Stage program brings the group Retales to the Casa de la Música on Friday at 8:00 PM. On Saturday, the same venue will host the band Reincidentes, with Topogigio Berlusconi as a guest artist at 8:30 PM.
Furthermore, the Certamen Teatro Joven continues with performances by its six finalist groups, comprised of young amateur enthusiasts aged between 13 and 35, who will present their productions at the Teatro Josep Carreras on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The musical agenda is completed with the performance by the Coro de Jóvenes de la Comunidad de Madrid on Friday at the Teatro Tomás y Valiente, and on Sunday, at the same venue, the concert Menudo desconcierto by the Banda Municipal de Música, which will offer a fun perspective on classical music at 6:00 PM.

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