A fusion of culture, landscape and heritage
The seventeenth edition of this emblematic cultural event arrives full of excitement and artistic diversity. The alliance between culture, landscape, heritage and sustainable tourism defines the spirit of the Portalblau Festival, according to the words of deputy Joan Plana during his presentation.
A festival full of surprises and diversity
Beyond music, this festival offers a wide range of activities ranging from workshops to competitions, conferences and solidarity initiatives. The general director of the festival, Miquel Fernández, highlights the variety and wealth of proposals that captivate all types of audiences.
Emerging and established artists on the same stage
This year’s line-up combines emerging talent with renowned figures from the music scene. Names such as Mishima, Sopa de Cabra, Ginestà and others will perform in a line-up that promises fun and entertainment for all tastes, including a special space for younger audiences.
Innovation and artistic reflection
Highlights include a podcast on humor and a rap workshop that promotes musical creativity and reflection on social issues such as migration. The festival will also host street performances and a prominent photography exhibition.
Conferences that inspire and question
Under the title ‘Mirades Blaves’, the conferences of this edition address current issues such as the conflict in the Middle East and the relationship between heritage and tourism. A space for dialogue and reflection that enriches the festival experience.
Unique scenarios for unforgettable experiences
The different spaces of the festival, from emblematic streets to natural settings such as the Mar d’en Manassa, offer an ideal environment to enjoy the artistic proposals. The Roman Forum and other locations are the perfect setting to experience the magic of Portalblau.
A commitment to community and solidarity
Beyond entertainment, the Portalblau Festival promotes values such as training and support for social entities. With initiatives such as training days and support for associations, the festival demonstrates its involvement in improving people’s lives and their environment.
