Program of International Festival of Poet Singing

Year 2023

It celebrates: From 28th July to 30th July
Place: Villanueva de Tapia (Málaga)

Discover a unique festival in this Malaga town, the world capital of improvised poetry. Troubadours, poets, and improvisational singers from different Spanish-speaking countries come together to celebrate a showcase of improvised poetry. This festival offers an unparalleled cultural and poetic experience.

Program of International Festival of Poet Singing

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XXII International Festival of Poet Singing

The festival takes place every night at 10:30 PM in the Plaza de España in the town of Villanueva de Tapia.

Admission is free.

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