The Sonidos Líquidos Festival has been awarded the Enogastrotourism Promotion Award, granted by the Agrotourism and Oenotourism Chair of the Canary Islands of the University of La Laguna. In the ceremony, held this past Wednesday, the festival's work was recognized for "its originality", as well as for its "good practices" in the promotion of viticulture and gastronomic tourism in the Canary Islands.
Sonidos Líquidos, known for pairing the best live music with the distinctive flavor of the islands and the richness of the landscape, has been recognized just a few days before the European Day of Wine Tourism, which will take place next Sunday, November 12.
The event, which has obtained certification by European entities such as A Greener Festival for its special attention to the environment and community action, is a prominent example in enhancing the value of local products, implicitly contributing to the circular economy and sustainable development. "This award reflects our commitment not only to quality music and respect for the environment, but also to wine tourism and gastronomy of the Archipelago, fundamental pillars of our cultural identity," said Neftalí Acosta, director of Sonidos Líquidos.
The Enogastrotourism Awards of the University of La Laguna have become a benchmark for the promotion of wine tourism culture, and the Sonidos Líquidos Festival, along with its sponsors and collaborators, is proud to be part of this movement that celebrates and elevates the cultural richness of the Canary Islands.
New horizons with local flavor
With an eye to the future, the Sonidos Líquidos team (Arenao Producciones) is already preparing the next edition of the festival, with confirmed dates in La Geria and tickets already on sale. In addition, the announcement of the first artists and news for 2024 will soon be anticipated.
But first, the organization embarks, hand in hand with Festivales para un Territorio, with Canari Festival. This event, which will be held on November 17, 18 and 19, highlights not only the natural environment and the local product, but also the territory and history of Lanzarote and La Graciosa, with a series of experiences and concerts that promise to be unforgettable for attendees.
A weekend of small adventures, ranging from historical routes through the Salinas de Janubio, and heritage routes in Arrecife and San Bartolomé, to wine tastings in the Castillo de San José, culminating with performances by artists such as The Divine Comedy and Maika Makovski. These activities not only enrich the cultural offer of the island, but also promote the commitment to enhancing the value of local heritage. To discover the rest of the artists or acquire a ticket, those interested can access all the information through their website.
