The music cycle Sons al Botànic will once again fill the Valencia Botanical Garden with music on September 18-19. This edition adapts the recently adopted format, extending to the entire weekend without losing the essence that has characterized it for over a decade. The Plaza de los Magnolios becomes a unique stage, promoting a musical experience in contact with urban nature.
With more than ten years of trajectory, Sons al Botànic continues to be a key platform for showcasing emerging and established musical acts, offering a space for those that don't always fit into other formats. The diverse programming, committed to independent talent, reaffirms the cycle's importance in the Valencian cultural ecosystem.
Over the years, the festival has brought artists such as L.A., Soleá Morente, The New Raemon, Ferran Palau, Morgan, Ángel Stanich, Clara Peya, La Habitación Roja, and Maika Makovski, among many others, consolidating it as a relevant musical event in the city.
The opening day will feature Paco Pecado, presenting his creative universe blending kitsch and traditional Spanish elements. His album Entre Bodegas y Ferias (2025), recognized with the First Prize Rock Villa de Madrid 2025, marks a turning point in his career, with new work planned for 2026.
Mariagrep and Mundo Prestigio will present their first shared EP, Voy a pensar en ti, a result of their artistic chemistry. The work blends melodies, rhythms, and textures from both projects, creating a unique musical territory.
From the Valencian Community, Sanspok, led by Sophia Bodí, will offer an unclassifiable live performance combining experimentation, psychedelic rock, and art linked to social transformation. Amarillo Fiesta, meanwhile, will bring their bright and infectious punk pop, with references to bands like Hinds or Wet Leg.
Dani Dicostas will present Amores Pasajeros, an album exploring fleeting moments and emotional memory, with influences ranging from ABBA to Chappell Roan. From Elche, the trio La 126, formed by Elia Sempere, Laura Giner, and Lucía De Bunder, will showcase their pop-rock and punk energy.
Regarding ticket sales, season passes for the afternoon sessions are available from 20.90 euros. The Saturday morning session, featuring Sanspok and Amarillo Fiesta, will offer free access to visitors of the Botanical Garden, who will only pay the regular entrance fee. Children's passes (ages 7-16) cost from 16.50 euros, and children under 7 have free entry.
