The I International Electronic Music Festival “Luxnel” will be a sensory experience that will contain performances, colloquiums and performances starring artists such as Alicia Suay, raw or Edu Baos. The tunnel, space located in the Oliver, offers an opportunity to learn and enjoy art linked to technology from June 17 to 21.
During the week, attendees can attend Masterclass of musical production and experience sound by making creations, for example, with everyday objects. There will be a part in which the artists will present their work and another of colloquium.
The main claim of the program will arrive on Saturday, June 21, a night in which best deaf, change, Nico B and aerial will offer an immersive trip with experimental music, alternative and live generative art.
Poster I Edition Festival Luxnel.
A meeting point
The councilor of Youth of the City of Zaragoza, Ruth Bravo, has presented the event together with Joel Rico and Malena Goya, two young people from the city who will guide and present all the activities.
Malena Goya thanked this type of initiatives as a “way to create community of artists in Zaragoza, who are very good but it is hard for us to meet among us.” Joel Rico (better deaf), explained that “the type of musical production that we do is well exit from the norm, an electronics that aesthetically attracts attention and is brutally detailed and strange.”
Spaces for youth
“Luxnel” is part of the Tunnel programming planned for this summer, after last May, this new space dedicated to promoting creativity was inaugurated. In addition, it adds to the sugar as a reference spaces for the young people of the city.
“This government is committed to a change of model in youth policies that are having very good reception among young people. We have invested 400,000 euros in conditioning two spaces, the tunnel and the sugar, and now it was time to provide them with content and a quality program, and that is what we are doing, offering them attractive proposals for them,” said Bravo.
This initiative “responds to the need to open spaces dedicated to the promotion of young creators, in this case, in the field of electronics and visual arts, promoting an inclusive, collaborative and stimulating cultural ecosystem,” Bravo concluded.
