Haría Square was completely full last June 22 for the Taburete concert, one of the most anticipated events of the San Juan Bautista 2026 Festivities. Thousands of people packed the venue to enjoy a performance that turned the northern municipality into Lanzarote's musical epicenter for a night marked by music, a festive atmosphere, and public participation.
The Madrid band offered a concert of more than an hour and a half, reviewing some of the most emblematic songs of their career, making thousands of attendees sing in unison. Songs like Sirenas, Amos del Piano Bar, Madame Ayahuasca, 5 Sentidos, Belerofón, and Roto y Elegante were received with enthusiasm by an audience dedicated from the beginning to the end of the show.
The image of a completely packed Haría Square left one of the most striking scenes of this year's patron saint festivities. Residents, visitors, and followers of the group who came from different parts of the island filled the venue to enjoy one of the most massive performances held in the municipality in recent years.
Throughout the night, Taburete maintained a constant connection with the audience, combining their greatest hits with the closeness that characterizes the band. The energy of the attendees and the atmosphere experienced made the concert one of the most outstanding moments of the festive program.
The Haría City Council highly values the great public response and the success of an event that once again demonstrated the municipality's capacity to host top-level musical events, consolidating the San Juan Bautista Festivities as a reference within Lanzarote's festive calendar.
The performance by Taburete thus leaves one of the most remembered images of this year's festivities: a Haría Square full of people, thousands of voices singing in unison, and a night of live music that will be etched in the memory of all attendees.
This concert has had the active participation of the Cabildo de Lanzarote through the 2026 Municipal Cooperation Plan, the Art, Culture and Tourism Centers of Lanzarote, and the Haría City Council.
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