O Saturday 22 September from 4:00 p.m. is celebrated V edition of the Festival “The Colors of Autumn”. The main objective of the event is to highlight traditional Galician music and for this there will be two stages, the “Olga Novo” cultural house and the natural stage of the Samugueiros recreational area.
The Samugueiros area was precisely the place chosen by the government team for the presentation of the event. In which they participated, in addition to the mayor, Xosé Lois Maceda and councilors of the government team, the BNG deputies, Antón Veiga and Xosé Ferreiro.
The Festival program will begin at 4:00 p.m. with Discussion at the house of culture with Bieito Romero, founder of Luar na Lubre. From 7:30 p.m. there will be a performance by clown circus, “Circo Chosco”. The concerts will begin at 9:00 p.m. in the Samugueiros recreational area. They will be presented by humorist, poet and playwright Lois Pérez and they will act Searas, Os Carapaus e Moon in the Lubre.
According to the Mayor of A Pobra, Xosé Lois Maceda, The Colors of Autumn event is already consolidated in the south of the province as a reference festival to delve deeper into the different aspects of our culture, “it is planned as a multidisciplinary event in which traditional Galician music is the protagonist, accompanied by theater or cinema.”
O nationalist deputy, Antón Vega, valued the Festival as a fundamental event to delve deeper into cultural roots and praised the quality of the Festival's agenda. In similar terms, he spoke Jose Ferreiro, for whom celebrating the Festival in the Samugueiros area is an added attraction, as it will mean a symbiosis of music and nature.
The city council invites residents and visitors to enjoy the Festival's offerings. The mayor reminded that the day after the Festival, September 23, a Galician History Tour will be held in the city council. “For the irredeemable lands of Lemos, the last great battle of the guerrillas in Galicia”. With this activity A Pobra do Brollón becomes the perfect plan to enjoy the coming weekend: music, culture, nature and history.
