16 TONS. Ricardo Micó, 3
Culture has been one of the sectors most affected by the Covid-19 crisis and, within the culture, music, usually more crowded, is suffering even more from the health restrictions resulting from the pandemic. For that, to try to reactivate the live music sector, the Valencian Music Association (TO YOU!) has launched "Viu, no summer without music", a series of concerts by Valencian bands that will scrupulously follow health protocols. The vocalist and guitarist's pop-folk program begins Samuel Reina [2/7] and he will be followed by the Torrentí singer-songwriter Pau Alabajos [3/7] presenting his latest work Dead hours, where he set poems from the book to music Dear Martha by Miquel Martí i Pol and the poem turned into an anti-fascist anthem "No passareu" by Apel·les Mestre. On the other hand, the formation of Benimaclet Maluks [4/7] will vindicate the historical conquests of feminist collectives, LGTBIQ+ or anti-racists on danceable rhythms like dancehall, the room or the afrobeat. They close the cycle Laura Esparza and Carlos Esteban [16/7], Badlands [17/7] i Toni de l'Hostel [18/7]. Tickets at €10 in Nokitumi. AU
