El Loco de la Kalima – Beatles Tribute Concert
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El Loco de la Kalima is a Canarian band specialized in paying tribute to The Beatles and to the great rock and pop classics from the 60s and 70s. With a refined sound, on-stage energy, and a deep admiration for the music that marked several generations, the group has become a reference point in the Gran Canaria live music scene. Their proposal combines faithfulness to the original arrangements, carefully crafted vocal harmonies, and a warm, engaging stage presence that allows them to connect immediately with the audience. At every concert they offer a musical journey full of nostalgia, quality, and good humor, bringing to the stage everything from the best-known Beatles anthems to other legendary hits from that era. Tickets (Limited Capacity): Presale Tickets: €6 (LIMITED OFFER) Advance Ticket: €8 Ticket at the Physical Box Office: €10 Ticket + 1 mozzarella pizza + 1 Victoria draft beer: €14
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