Los Sabandeños celebrate Mexico's Day at MUNA with music

The Museum of Nature and Archaeology hosts a free concert by the Canarian group paying tribute to Mexican songbook.

Generic image of Mexican music elements.
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Generic image of Mexican music elements.

The Museum of Nature and Archaeology (MUNA) will host a free concert by the renowned Canarian group Los Sabandeños on September 16, 2026, dedicated to Mexican music.

The event, taking place in the Patio Antonio Pintor, is part of the special programming for Mexico's Day. Admission is free until capacity is reached, with tickets available online two days prior starting at 10:00 AM.
Los Sabandeños, with their extensive career, have cultivated a deep musical connection with Mexico since their origins. Throughout their discography, they have paid homage to Mexican classics, performing great songs like "México lindo y querido" and "Noche de ronda", building a solid cultural bridge between the Canary Islands and Mexico.
The group's work has been crucial in popularizing genres such as bolero and ranchera in the islands, thereby strengthening the historical cultural ties between the Canary Islands and Hispano-America. These interpretations are featured in collections like "Cantan a Hispanoamérica" and "Cincuenta años con Latinoamérica".
Based on information from the official source: Museos de Tenerife (27/07/2026)