CBMVC supports Ukrainian refugees

THE wonderfully acoustic Cueva de las Calaveras in Benidoleig will be filled once again on June 16 and 17 with the wonderful sound of the Costa Blanca Male Voice Choir (CBMVC).

Profits from this year’s concert will be donated to ‘SOS Ukraine’, a charity based at the DAR Centre in Javea, which is supporting refugees from the continuing conflict in their country.

“The war continues and is still having a devastating hu­ man impact,” said the choir’s Marketing and Publicity Officer Vernon Pearce.

“We decided to adopt ‘SOS Ukraine’ as our chosen charity this year, because they are doing sterling work with refugees who have fled the war, some of them now in their second year in the Javea area.”

Vernon said that the concert will also feature some musical surprises: “The choir have been rehearsing hard during the winter and are hop­ ing to impress the audience with some new, very different songs, and we also have several young guest singers and surprise accompanists lined up.”

This is the sixth year that the choir have performed at the Cave and the two evenings are always sold out weeks in advance for this popular event.

The box office is now open and tickets are priced at €12.50 can be bought online at www.costablancamalevoi cechoir.com