The festival, taking place throughout November, will feature six concerts reflecting the richness and diversity of world music, combining international acts with musical talent from the Canary Islands. This cultural event aims to transform the museum into a space for art, nature, and cultural encounters, fostering a more attentive and sensitive appreciation of our environment.
«Naturajazz» is distinguished by its dialogue between musical creation and imagery of the natural world, presenting photography as a window into biodiversity, landscapes, and the fragility of ecosystems. The festival encourages reflection on our relationship with nature and the importance of its conservation.
This thirteenth edition explores jazz's connections with African rhythms, root music, flamenco, and contemporary improvisation, featuring artists from Ivory Coast, Senegal, Morocco, Brazil, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands, alongside Canarian talent.
The combination of live music and nature photography is the festival's hallmark, with jazz providing spontaneity and creative freedom, and photography capturing unique moments of the natural world.
Admission to the concerts is free, with tickets available two days prior to each event at 10:00 AM. Each performance is estimated to last 80 minutes with a 20-minute intermission.
