The first edition of the Lanzarote Urban Fest took place on the afternoon and evening of this Saturday, May 13, on the esplanade of Playa Honda.
It has been six hours of music, starting at 6:00 p.m., with the presence of the Canarian rapper Sara Socas, known nationally and internationally for defending lyrics dominated by feminist values, as well as other social movements.
The president of the Cabildo de Lanzarote, Loli Corujo, was in charge of giving way with an original interview. In addition, Socas was one of the judges of the Battle of Roosters that took place at the festival in which a total of sixteen roosters participated.
Corujo, stated that: "During the last years the demand for urban music events in Lanzarote has grown noticeably, so Urban Fest is an event destined to be the most important of this musical style on the island and with repercussions in the rest of the Canary Islands.”
Finally, she expressed her wish that the event "have a positive impact on the musical and cultural industry of the island".
