John Kyffy and Naturajazz 2025 Festival at MUNA, Tenerife

The Museum of Nature and Archaeology hosts the jazz concert and nature photography exhibition, with free admission.

Generic image of a jazz drum kit with cymbals, in a soft music atmosphere with dim lighting.
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Generic image of a jazz drum kit with cymbals, in a soft music atmosphere with dim lighting.

The Museum of Nature and Archaeology (MUNA) in Tenerife will host the concert by John Kyffy et les Kyffyz and the photography exhibition 'Small Animals. Great Stories' on November 6, 2025, as part of the International Jazz and Nature Photography Festival Naturajazz 2025.

Admission to the event, including the musical performance and the exhibition, is free until capacity is reached, with prior invitation collection. Invitations will be available online two days before the event, starting at 10:00 AM.
John Kyffy, whose real name is Wouayou David, born in 1955 in Ivory Coast, is a prominent figure in Ivorian pop music. His career, which began as John Mayal and evolved to John Yalley, is characterized by the fusion of African rhythms with international influences such as pop and rock. He has released albums like Tchétché, Zêzê-Pop Expérience, and Steady Zêzê.
The Naturajazz 2025 festival also features the photography exhibition 'Small Animals. Great Stories', highlighting the richness and exclusivity of endemic invertebrates in the Canary Islands. Biologist and photographer Manuel Juan Arechavaleta is the author of the 'Canary Islands terrestrial' section, focusing on the archipelago's invertebrate world. Meanwhile, Juan José Ramos Melo, a naturalist and photographer, presents 'The Americas (Rest of the terrestrial world)', a visual journey through the animal biodiversity of the American continent.
Based on information from the official source: Museos de Tenerife (04/11/2026)