This event, with free admission until full capacity is reached, will serve as the closing act for the project ‘Women, Culture, and Equality’, initiated on October 15th and funded by the State Pact against Gender Violence, aiming for awareness and prevention through culture.
Mayor Olivia Duque highlighted that “culture is also a tool to raise awareness, generate consciousness, and promote a more egalitarian society.” Equality Councilor Nereyda González emphasized that “music allows us to convey messages and create spaces for reflection from a close and accessible perspective.”
‘Abora Femme’ will offer a musical journey through the evolution of the female figure, combining traditional and contemporary root music with influences from pop, fado, Sephardic music, and Latin American rhythms, as well as classical elements. The show aims to convey values such as equality, resilience, and mutual respect.
The performing trio will feature Aborá Cel Abreu González (vocals, violin, and keyboard), Yurena Darias Sánchez (cello), and Aileen López (guitar and percussion), who will highlight female talent and the message of equality through music.
