Cádiz brings the summer to a close with the ‘Summerend’ concerts, featuring the performance of Granada-based band La Plazuela.

The Ayuntamiento de Cádiz, under the supervision of Deputy Mayor José Carlos Teruel, will organize the Summerend concerts on Saturday, September 28, featuring performances by artists La Plazuela, Antílopez, and Tomasito.

The concerts will begin at 20:30 at muelle Reina Victoria, with free admission until full capacity is reached. Access to the venue will open at 19:30.

These events mark the end of a summer in which Cádiz's diverse leisure offerings have attracted a large number of attendees, consolidating the city as a prominent musical benchmark in the province.

First to perform will be Tomasito at 20:30, followed by the duo Antílopez at 22:15, and finally La Plazuela will take the stage at 00:00.

About the artists:

La Plazuela is a band known for its reinterpretation of flamenco, with roots in Granada, although their music is a blend of flamenco, funk, pop, and electronic music. Formed in 2019, the group consists of Manuel Hidalgo Sierra, known as El Indio, and Luis Abril Martín, nicknamed El Nitro.

Antílopez is a duo from Isla Cristina, Huelva, offering a fresh approach to singer-songwriter music. It is made up of José Félix López García (Félix) and Miguel Ángel Márquez Cáceres (Migue). The name Antílopez comes from the imaginary fusion between the upper half of an antelope and the tail of a fish.

Tomasito, whose real name is Tomás Moreno Romero, was born in Jerez. He is a flamenco singer and bailaor who fuses this art form with other genres such as pop, rock, hip hop, and funky.