Las Noches Del Ingles

On some nights it’s possible to take a tour of the beautifully lit cemetery whilst on other nights you can enjoy a whole range of music, but every night that the cemetery is open, visitors can enjoy a drink and a snack at the English Terrace set up under a number of hundred year old trees.

Tickets for the guided tours as well as the musical events which include classics and swing, cost just €5 per person and on two nights there will be two horror film nights.

To find out the full programme and book tickets visit https://lasnochesdelingles.com/.

THE World Citizen Band is set to descend on Clarence Jazz Club in Torremolinos on Saturday, October 7 with their one­off show, featuring music from their album, 'Antares'.

Formed in Berlin, the international ensemble brings together musicians from Israel, Argentina, Spain, Denmark and Costa Rica with the aim of uniting cultures through music.

Saxophonist Uri Gurvich, guitarist Ramiro Olaciregui, pianist Marcos Merino, bassist Kenneth Dahl Knud­ sen and drummer Rodolfo Zuniga create a joyful sound, blending musical influences from across the globe.

The group was originally formed by a chance meeting between Olaciregui and Knudsen in Berlin after both migrated in search of broadening their musical horizons. When asked to play at the Ecuador Jazz Festival, they decided to create World Citizen Band, a name reflecting the increasingly nomadic lives of jazz musicians today.

The musicians have all moved countries in search of a wider view and understanding of jazz's everchanging nature, making them true 'citizens of the world'.

World Citizen Band will bring their special mix of Latin rhythms, African grooves and cosmic jazz to the Costa del Sol for an unmissable night of world music. Doors open at 10pm, further details are available online: https://www.songkick.com/es/concerts/4111 9448 clarence jazz citizen club

AMID a devastating conflict in their homeland, Ukraine's celebrated Ballet of Kiev is travelling to Estepona to perform the magical Swan Lake ballet on Thursday, October 12.

Through their inspiring ballet talent, the troupe aims to uplift spirits.

Enchanting Estepona

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The timeless tale follows Prince Siegfried, who falls for the Swan Queen Odette, a maiden cursed into swan form by an evil sorcerer. But the sorcerer schemes to break apart the lovers by disguising his daughter as Odette.

With choreography origi­ nally by Marius Petipa and Tchaikovsky's emotional score, Swan Lake displays the Kiev Ballet's technical skills and heart. “During tough times, culture and art lift us up,” said artistic director Viktor Ishchuk. “We dance to bring comfort”.

At nearly two hours, the fantasy production spotlights prima ballerina Elena Germanovich alongside the company's principals. Audiences have raved about the Kiev Ballet's past local performances as "breathtaking."

While circumstances are challenging, the troupe vows the show will go on. "We dance from the heart for those facing hardship," Ishchuk added.

Tickets to the event cost €27.20 and can be purchased online from: https://tafestepona.entradas.plus/entradas/en/co mprarEvento?idEvento=1398

7. €1.50 per ticket will be donated to UNICEF's Ukraine fund. As war continues, Swan Lake shines light through the power of dance.