Arrecife celebrates urban art and live music this Saturday

A guided tour of the Desidia Mural Festival and a concert by Belish will liven up the cultural day in Argana Baja and Altavista.

Urban art mural in Arrecife featuring abstract elements and local architecture.
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Urban art mural in Arrecife featuring abstract elements and local architecture.

Arrecife hosts a cultural day this Saturday, October 3rd, combining urban art and live music, featuring a guided tour of the Desidia Mural Festival in Argana Baja and a concert by Galician artist Belish at the Altavista Children's Park.

The project Naturaleza Sonora, driven by Rofe Producciones with the support of the Culture Department of the Arrecife City Council, led by councilwoman Abigail González, continues its programming by exploring new ways to connect with the territory through culture.
The day will begin at 6 PM with a guided tour of the Desidia Mural Festival in Argana Baja. This tour will allow attendees to engage with urban art, learn the stories behind the artistic interventions, and discover the creators who have transformed the neighborhood's walls. Advance booking is required via the provided link.
Following the tour, starting at 7 PM, a concert by Galician artist Belish will take place at Altavista Children's Park.
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"Enjoy this proposal that combines urban art, collective memory, and live music, and invites us to discover the everyday environment of our city from a different perspective."

Abigail González · Arrecife Culture Councilwoman
Councilwoman Abigail González encourages citizens to participate in this initiative, emphasizing that the activity proposes to "stop, observe, and recognize the cultural value of the spaces we inhabit, understanding art as a tool to generate new perspectives on the territory and strengthen social bonds".
With this event, Naturaleza Sonora continues its philosophy of bringing culture to the territory through proximity and respect for the environment, under the motto 'Less noise, more soul'.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Arrecife (01/10/2026)