Narón hosts inclusive music festival 'Incluson'

The event, taking place on November 7th, will gather eight musical acts, food trucks, and an artisan space at Paseo de Xuvia.

Generic image of an inclusive music festival in Galicia, featuring a stage, diverse audience, and accessibility elements.
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Generic image of an inclusive music festival in Galicia, featuring a stage, diverse audience, and accessibility elements.

The Narón City Council hosts on Saturday, November 7th, the First Promotional Experience of Incluson, the Accessible and Inclusive Camino Music Festival, promoted by the I’TICS association with municipal collaboration.

The festival will take place at Paseo de Xuvia, a point on the Jacobean route, and will run from 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM. It will bring together eight musical acts, food trucks, and an artisan space, aiming to promote participation and enjoyment of culture from its origin, ensuring accessibility.
The event, presented by the mayor Marián Ferreiro and council members, along with representatives from I’TICS, will include sign language interpretation, vibrating backpacks, pictograms, calm spaces, and sensory, cognitive, and communication support. The venue will be accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Music will kick off at 12:00 PM with Só Elas, followed by Chungo Pastel, Fran ReiyDJ, and Mas Music DJs. In the afternoon, DiversidArte (5:30 PM), Marcos Mella (7:00 PM), and Batalha (8:30 PM) will perform. The closing concert will be by Nuevo Plan at 10:30 PM.
The lineup includes acts such as Chungo Pastel, a pop-rock group from Vigo born at the Fundación Igual Arte, and DiversidArte, an instrumental and vocal ensemble linked to the platform of the same name.
Food trucks like ChichaLovers, Pink & Mint, and La Bichota do Paparrúa will complement the experience, along with an artisan space featuring several participants. The festival is sponsored by the Xunta de Galicia, Xacobeo 2027, and the Association of Municipalities of the English Way.
Based on information from the official source: Concello de Narón (22/10/2026)