Jávea prepares to receive during the next few days the young 1.440 who will participate in "Com Sona l'That", the annual meeting between students and music teachers of a total of 52 Valencian public institutes, of the Balearic Islands and Catalonia. For the participants a camping area will be enabled next to the sports center.
There is a tent installed them to perform their meals, toilet area to carry out its own program, as a small rock concert or a farewell party. The main event of this meeting is the show that will take place Friday night, April 24, on a big stage already taking shape in the Plaza of the Constitution.
Young people who will not come alone, many of them will do with family, so this weekend a barrage of visitors who Tourism has provided accommodation and scheduled excursions and guided tours are expected, as noted Councilman Antonio Miragall during the presentation of this event. Miragall announced that an 100% occupancy is expected.
The professors of the IES Antoni Llidó, Quico Moragues and Carles Femenia advanced general assembly line "Yesterday?" with the music of the Beatles will go over the decade of the 60 and major milestones. It will perform a large choir of young 1.250, 130 a band of musicians and a dance, solo singers and theater. The show is on Friday from the 22 hours in the Plaza of the Constitution, and free admission.
From the Department of Culture and Education, Empar Bolufer, said there will be open to the public complementary activities such as parades and performance Three fan group ballScheduled for Wednesday at 20 hours in the Plaza del Convent.
They are also invited to learn about local history thanks to the exhibition on the raisin that will be recovered at the Cirne Foundation, to enjoy a batukada in charge of the Graüll schools, Vicente Tena and l'Arenal, taste a giant paella in Montaner Park and a performance by Xirimitab's in Plaza Marina Alta to set the town for the great concert at 22 pm.
Mayor, José Chulvi, Has invited the entire region to enjoy this unique show and said that when Xàbia received a proposal to host this great cultural event "we did not hesitate for a moment we saw it as a cultural opportunity and to make known our people".
The mayor added that it has become a great challenge, since of the 900 participants it had last year, this 2015 there are 1.440 who have signed up, and sheltering so many people and their families has required great involvement and collaboration between the Antoni Llidó Institute, the Town hall and other bodies such as the Local Police.
