Ultraligero returns to Córdoba on October 24 with Cervatana, Ylia and Laurine at Sala Impala
The festival driven by the promoter Oh, Salvaje arrives at Sala Impala on Saturday, October 24 with a lineup curated by Juani Cash and performances by Cervatana, Ylia and Laurine. Doors will open at 20:30.
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The Ultraligero festival returns to Córdoba on Saturday, October 24. Sala Impala will host this event, with doors opening at 20:30, and a lineup curated by Juani Cash that brings together Cervatana, Ylia and Laurine.
Three electronic and experimental proposals
Cervatana is a project that crosses krautrock, techno, ambient and big beat, based between Extremadura and Andalucía. Ylia comes from Barcelona to present her live set in Córdoba for the first time, in which she mixes experimental electronics, club pulses and shifting textures; a pianist, composer, producer and DJ, she has scored soundtracks for films such as Segundo Premio and the documentary Jaleos. From Italy and based in Berlin, Laurine is linked to the Slow Life project and spins house, electro and breaks on vinyl.
A lineup curated by Juani Cash
The programme for this edition is signed by Juan Velasco, Juani Cash, journalist, DJ, producer and cultural promoter. He coordinates the Culture area of Cordópolis, collaborates with elDiario.es and since 2015 has run Jukebox Jam!, as well as having been a resident DJ and programmer at venues such as The Cave (Madrid), Sonora Beach (Estepona) and Gran Baba (Cádiz).
What Ultraligero is
Ultraligero is a travelling festival driven by the Andalusian promoter Oh, Salvaje, active since 2019, which is built from guest curatorships in each city. According to the organisation, the project champions the personality of each territory and the work of venues, promoters, artists and collectives that sustain the independent scenes.
Tickets and access
The concert takes place on Saturday, October 24 at Sala Impala, in Córdoba, with doors opening at 20:30.
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