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Independent music festivals in Spain and Chile

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Independent music festivals and cycles have been held continue to showcase diverse rock and alternative scenes across Spain and Chile. In Chile, showcasing diverse rock the Pablo de Rokha Festival is set to return to Licantén, Iloca, on October 10. The lineup features six regional projects, including Mingako, La Banda de Gregorio, Winters of Blue, Tamara Águila y la Bandada, Pájaros de Niebla, and alternative scenes. Novis, with the group Kuervos del Sur appearing as a guest. Notably, one participating regional act will win a spot to represent the Maule region at Rockódromo 2026 in Valparaíso. In Spain, the Salamanca-based group Carameloraro has joined the VibraMahou live music circuit. Following their ‘Efecto llamada 2026’ tour, the band is scheduled to perform in Salamanca at the Camelot room on November 13, with the emerging group Estrés opening, and in Valladolid on November 27. Previous activities in the region included the ‘Malos Tiempos para la Lírica’ cycle was scheduled to begin in Cuenca on October 1, featuring educational conferences and live music from artists such as María Rozalén. Additionally, Cuenca, the fifth edition of Cristo Rock took place in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, highlighting the Canary Islands’ emerging music scene with performances ranging from grunge to Delta blues. In Chile, Islands, the conclusion of the ‘The Dark Side of the Sur’ season concluded at the Museo Regional de in Aysén, integrating visual arts and music, though the final session faced rescheduling due to local health recommendations regarding respiratory viruses. Meanwhile, the return of Festival Neutral after an eight-year hiatus in Santiago featured various artists, including Alfilera and La Cámara Chilena de la Destrucción, drawing significant crowds to the local alternative scene. Santiago.

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