The Juan Carlos I Park Auditorium will host the first major event of the Pinto 2026 Festivities on Saturday, August 8: five hours of dance music with six DJs and free entry.
The Pinto 2026 Festivities will kick off on Saturday, August 8, with a Remember Festival taking place at the Juan Carlos I Park Auditorium from 20:00 to 01:00 hours. Entry will be free until capacity is reached, as confirmed by the Pinto City Council.
Six nationally renowned DJs will provide the soundtrack for a night that will revisit the great dance anthems of the 90s and 2000s. The lineup includes DJ Napo, Javi Madrizz, Abel The Kid, Neil Sole, Eva Martí, and Marian Dacal.
The event aims to bring together several generations around music that defined an era, which the City Council is reviving after the success achieved in other municipalities and festivals across Spain. The venue will transform into an outdoor dance floor for five uninterrupted hours.
The night continues with tributes
The music will not stop after the festival ends. From 01:00 hours, the same stage will host a tribute to La Oreja de Van Gogh, featuring the most emblematic songs of the Spanish pop band.
After that, starting at 02:30 hours, it will be time for a tribute to Extremoduro and Robe Iniesta, with a repertoire of classics from the national rock scene that will conclude the first night of festivities.
In total, more than eight consecutive hours of live music to kick off celebrations designed by the City Council for all audiences, with cultural, sports, children's, and leisure activities over several days.
The City Council encourages residents to participate in the start of the festivities and reminds everyone that, due to limited capacity, it is advisable to arrive early. The entire program for the Pinto 2026 Festivities is available on the official City Council website.
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