The organization of Lava Live Fest announces that the Canarian singer St. Pedro, one of the most promising voices on the Spanish music scene, will be in charge of replacing María Becerra, who has canceled her international tour for health reasons. The artist, in his first performance in Lanzarote, completes the line-up for July 26, together with Estopa, Kapo and DJ Toni Bob.
Pedro Hernández, better known as St. Pedro, is a Canarian artist with a solid musical background and a rising career. Born in Tejina (Tenerife), he trained at the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Professional Conservatory and in 2017 reached the final of La Voz España. Since then he has worked under the Interscope Records label and with the prestigious management company Lionfish Entertainment.
In 2024, St. Pedro was one of the great protagonists of the Benidorm Fest, where he obtained second place with his emotional song Dos Extraños (String Quartet), one of the most valued by the professional jury and the public. His first album, Esta vida que elegí, released in February of that same year, is an intimate and nuanced work, which pays tribute to the Latin American rhythms that have so influenced the cultural identity of the Canary Islands.
With this incorporation, the festival is committed to emerging national talent and a show of great artistic quality, thanks to a performer who will undoubtedly conquer the public with his musical sensitivity and charisma.
Lava Live Fest will bring together artists and bands of national and international prestige at the Agramar (Arrecife) venue during the weekends of June 13 and 14 and July 25 and 26. Together with Estopa, Kapo and St. Pedro, Residente, Orishas, Ptazeta, Renzzo El Selector, Maná, Los Zigarros, Drûpe Steve Aoki, Rels B, Justin Quiles, Luck Ra, Sumaya VB and DJs Carlos Chavoud, Ángel Pérez and Toni Bob will also take the stage.
Lava Live Fest is a production of Preventos media, of the TSC Group, and is sponsored by the Cabildo de Lanzarote, the Sociedad de Promoción Exterior-Turismo Lanzarote; the Centers for Art, Culture and Tourism; the Government of the Canary Islands, and the Arrecife City Council, together with other collaborating companies.