The event, which blended music, culture, and collecting, contributed to revitalizing the municipality's economy, particularly in the local commerce and hospitality sectors. Throughout the weekend, La Lonja served as a meeting point offering a wide array of music formats, including vinyl, CDs, cassettes, special editions, and second-hand items, thanks to the participation of specialized stores.
The significant public turnout highlighted the appeal of such events, which not only provide cultural alternatives but also generate economic impact and support local businesses.
“"The initiative precisely aims to create new reasons for visiting the city, encourage foot traffic in its commercial areas, and support local establishments."
The Councillor for Commerce, Vicente Pina, positively assessed the fair's reception, emphasizing the importance of promoting activities that draw visitors and benefit the local economy. The musical program featured three vinyl DJ sets by Vanessa Beegirl, Don Gonzalo (from Discos Bora Bora), and Pana Pinchadiscos (owner of La Gramola). Genres ranged from rock, pop, indie, and punk to soul, funk, jazz, blues, electronic, hip-hop, and Spanish music, complemented by an exhibition on the history of records and the evolution of music formats.
