Las Palmas de Gran Canaria chooses the 2027 Carnival poster

The design 'Musa', by Nabil Concepción and Ernesto Santana, was chosen from six finalists to represent the festival.

Poster for the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Carnival 2027 featuring the figure 'Musa'.
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Poster for the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Carnival 2027 featuring the figure 'Musa'.

The city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has its image for the 2027 Carnival, which will take place from January 22 to February 28. The winning poster, titled 'Musa', is the work of Nabil Concepción and Ernesto Santana.

The design, representing 'Musa', daughter of music and don Carnal, was selected from six finalist proposals during the poster selection gala held at the Auditorio Alfredo Kraus. The event, attended by mayor Carolina Darias and councilor Héctor Alemán, marked the beginning of the carnival's events.
The exterior rear of the Auditorium was transformed into a spectacular piano to present the six finalist projects, chosen from 23 submitted works. The creation by Ernesto Santana (photographer) and Nabil Concepción (graphic designer) stood out for its vibrant composition and tactile quality, achieved through manual creation with real materials before digitalization.
The creators explained their goal was to "create a poster as lively as the Carnival itself," aiming to "project closeness" and value "art and craftsmanship and the people." The work sought to be "real, physical, and tactile," using "materials we all have at home for Carnival."
During the event, broadcast live by Televisión Canaria and hosted by Wendy Fuentes and Adolfo Rodríguez, Guacimara Sabina Álamo was also announced as the winner of the public prize for her participation in the vote.
The poster selection and the presentation of the event program, designed by artistic director Josué Quevedo, featuring performances by Yet Garbey and Anaé, kick off the countdown to an edition that will pay homage to the very essence of the festival.