Exhibition 'Portraits that Speak' in La Orotava featuring users from La Guancha

The photographic exhibition by Orlando Arocha, to be displayed at Liceo Taoro, aims to champion the dignity and diversity of individuals.

Exhibition of black and white portraits of users from an occupational center, highlighting their gazes and stories.
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Exhibition of black and white portraits of users from an occupational center, highlighting their gazes and stories.

The La Guancha City Council announces the exhibition «Portraits that Speak, Gazes that Inspire», a collection of 25 black and white portraits that can be visited at the Liceo Taoro in La Orotava from September 18 to 30.

The exhibition, created by Orlando Arocha, a professor at IES La Guancha, focuses on people, their gazes, and their stories, aiming to champion the dignity, diversity, and beauty of each individual.
The exhibition will be open to the public from September 18 to 30, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Monday to Saturday, at the Sala Liceo Taoro in La Orotava. Admission is free.
It is an artistic proposal that invites viewers to look beyond the image and discover, through each portrait, individuals with stories to tell and inspiring gazes.
The La Guancha City Council encourages citizens to visit the exhibition and support this initiative that values inclusion, diversity, and talent within the municipality.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de La Guancha (15/09/2026)