The Brilla Torrevieja festival drew a crowd of thirty-one thousand, delivering concerts led by Black Eyes Pies and Melendi across a total of twenty-five performances. The festival marked its third edition and spanned three weeks, showcasing a lively mix of demonstrations and scheduled events. Organizers stated that the event was sponsored locally, with Torrevieja Town Hall presenting a unique show. Through social networks, press coverage, radio, and other channels, more than seven million people, both national and international, could follow the festival and stay informed about developments.
One of the Brilla Torrevieja concerts
main groups
Yesterday, August 16, Brilla Torrevieja completed its third edition, a milestone that arrived after more than a century. The festival featured thirteen main group performances as well as other bands that joined the lineup, contributing a total of twenty-five performances on the main stage in Antonio Soria Park, Torrevieja. The event celebrated art, culture, music, and family fun, drawing large crowds—from all over Spain and many countries around the world—to the seaside city.
A highlight of the program was a main performance by Kidney Bean, which delighted a loyal audience of around seven thousand fans who danced to their songs. The night closed with a memorable set drawing ten thousand viewers, featuring a mix of crowd favorites and signature tracks. Additional notable artists in the broader music scene included India Martínez, Loquillo, Abraham Mateo, Israel Fernández, Diego del Morao, and Kidd Keo, all contributing to the festival’s varied and dynamic schedule.
Brilla Torrevieja team
Humor and monologues
The Friday night lineup also spotlighted stand-up comedians who brought culture and humor to the stage. Goyo Jiménez, Luís Piedrahita, and Galder Váras headlined a show that attracted around one thousand five hundred attendees. To ensure a high-quality experience, tickets to that performance were sold out in advance.
Young attendees also enjoyed performances such as Pica Pica and Super Things Sing & Party. Other artists featured across the festival included Pablo Músico, Alex Lumbier, Aire Puro, Isidro DJ, Filiu, Luces de Neon, La Hornet, Juanjo DJ, The Troupers Swing Band, TG Psyco, and Grupo Azahar. The year’s festival poster captured a vibrant lineup and a spirit of communal celebration.
Torrevieja expects an economic impact of 12m euros from summer festivals
Officials estimate that the edition contributed significantly to the local economy, underscoring the role of cultural events in regional growth. The festival’s footprint extended beyond performances, influencing hospitality, retail, and transportation sectors as visitors from across the country and abroad explored Torrevieja and its surroundings during the summer.
Reprint
Organizers regarded this edition as a success. A spokesperson stated that the primary goal was to ensure the celebration concluded without major incidents and that the majority of participants provided positive feedback, signaling a strong endorsement of the festival’s format and execution. The team also noted ongoing work for the next year to meet the needs of attendees and to reach even more participants in future editions, with a mission to ensure Torrevieja becomes a well-known cultural destination globally.