This event, organized by the Cullera City Council, will take place in San Antonio Park and feature a total of 18 performances. Confirmed artists include Yurena, Xenon Spain, Chumina Power, Liz Dust, Kelly Roller, Pam Demia, Alexia Thenight, La Tati Kieta, Papo Princess, and Violeta Moore.
In addition to musical acts, the festival will include DJ sessions by Caris Hilton, Esta Tía es Tonta, Kokedama, Martlenders, Oscar Liv, Sergi Kylven, and Xexu-Q, offering a varied proposal for all tastes.
“"The festival will go beyond music and offer an extensive cultural and advocacy program, with talks, an associations fair, a 'rutapa' (tapas route), and a march for equality under the slogan 'For a diverse, open, and plural Cullera'."
As a pre-festival activity, Cullera will inaugurate on May 17, coinciding with the International Day Against LGTBIfobia, the first photographic exhibition dedicated to the LGTBIQ+ memory of the city and its region. This exhibition, titled Cullera: ploma i carrer!, offers a journey through the nights of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, a time of great effervescence and freedom.
The exhibition, which will open on Sunday, May 17, at 7 PM in the Casa de la Enseñanza de Cullera, will recover the history of emblematic places such as the Chelsea, Bar Tango, Xúquer, Babel Rita, La Burra de Sueca, La Faraona, or Charo Granados. It will include unpublished materials such as flyers, posters, and personal objects, allowing the public to connect with this collective memory.
