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Teguise will mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on November 25th with a free concert at the Convento de Santo Domingo.

The performance, entitled Abora Femme, will start at 8.00pm, with free entry until capacity is reached. It has been organised by Teguise Council’s Equality Department.

Equality Councillor Nereyda González said music could help raise awareness and encourage people to reflect on the issue.

“Music allows us to convey messages and create spaces for reflection from a relatable and accessible perspective, and with ‘Abora Femme’ we want citizens to join this event and participate in a day dedicated to advocating for lives free from violence,” she explained.

Abora Femme explores the female experience through a mix of musical styles, including pop, fado, Sephardic music and Latin American rhythms, alongside traditional, contemporary and classical influences.

The show aims to promote equality, resilience and mutual respect, while encouraging audiences to reject violence against women.

The Aborá Femme Trío features Aborá Cel Abreu González on vocals, violin and keyboard, Yurena Darias Sánchez on cello, and Aileen López on guitar and percussion.

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