The Casa Condal hosted the presentation of the Finaos 2026 program, organized by the Culture Department of the Telde City Council. The event, taking place on October 31st in San Juan, aims to keep traditions alive with traditional scenes, roasted chestnuts, storytelling, and performances by El Último Que Cierre and Arístides Moreno & 101 Brass Band.
The event was attended by the mayor, Juan Antonio Peña, and the Councilor for Culture, Juan Martel. The Municipal Folklore School enlivened the presentation with folk songs dedicated to deceased loved ones, focusing the event on memory and the transmission of traditions.
Municipal officials thanked the Municipal Folklore School and the Asociación Roque Azucarero for their collaboration in preserving popular customs. This year's program is dedicated to the generations who have kept these traditions alive.
The day will begin at 7:30 PM at the Casa Condal with 'El legado de los Finaos' (The Legacy of Finaos), organized by the Municipal Folklore School. It will include live scenes, roasted chestnuts, and a traditional dance.
Later, at 8:00 PM, the Iglesia Hospitalaria de San Pedro Mártir de Verona will host a storytelling session by the Taller de Juglares (Jugglers' Workshop). Music will fill San Juan square with a performance by El Último Que Cierre at 8:30 PM, followed by Arístides Moreno & 101 Brass Band at 10:30 PM.
