SuperArte inclusive arts showcase held in Toledo

The seventh edition of ‘SuperArte’, an inclusive artistic production by Fundación SIFU, took place at the Palacio de Congresos in Toledo. The event featured artists with and without disabilities, integrating music, dance, and technology to highlight artistic excellence.

Key performers included Albacete musician Antonio Belmonte and Toledo-based baritone Johann Sebastian Salvatori, both of whom have autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The production utilized adaptive instruments, such as the EyeHarp, which allows users to play music through eye movements.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Fundación SIFU, the event received support from the Castilla-La Mancha regional government. Amador Pastor, the Counselor for Education, Culture, and Sports, noted that the government is collaborating on the SuperArte 2026 Program, which provides scholarships, training, and artistic accompaniment to foster professional opportunities and an inclusive culture.