The director of the Axencia Galega das Industrias Culturais, Jacobo Sutil, participated in the cycle's presentation, which aims to give visibility to emerging projects, with a special focus on female creators, and combines diverse musical genres such as root music, contemporary folk, pop, indie, funk, and sound experimentation.
The initiative, which has already visited venues in Mos, Cambados, and Ferrol, will continue its tour through Santiago de Compostela, Boiro, Vilar de Santos, Melide, and Pontedeume. The next event will be tomorrow, Friday, in Boiro, featuring performances by Abril e Lontras. On November 20th, the band El Nido will conclude their tour at Sala Riquela in Santiago.
November will conclude with concerts by Unto Vello (on the 21st in Mos), Maricarme (on the 22nd in Cambados), and L’arannà e Carmela (on the 27th in Santiago). In December, Xiro e Bouba (on the 12th in Vilar de Santos) and Brassica Rapa (on the 19th in Melide) will perform. In 2027, Brúa e BÖJ will take the stage on March 12th in Boiro, followed by Leticia Rey on April 24th and Tres Pesos on May 22nd in Pontedeume.
‘Ducia e Pico’ is part of a line of grants from the Xunta for concerts in venues, with a budget of nearly €360,000 for the 2026-2027 biennium, aiming to support the activity of these spaces, the professionalization of the sector, and the creation of new audiences.
