Those people who have made purchases at the Local Store of San Bartolomé de Tirajana will receive free tickets: More than €60, one free ticket; more than €100, two tickets
The big day is coming. A unique spectacle that will once again catapult Maspalomas to the international level with the celebration, on December 23, at 21:30 p.m., of the Il Divo Concert. It will be at the Parque Sur Amphitheater, organized by the San Bartolomé de Tirajana City Council.
The renowned group Il Divo returns to the island of Gran Canaria with two objectives: The main one is to encourage consumption in the municipality's shops and restaurants through the exchange of tickets and invoices for tickets to a world-class concert, and that of convert the performance into a tribute to one of its components, the Spanish Carlos Marín, who died in the United Kingdom on December 19, 2021.
“Maspalomas was the last stage on which Marín appeared and now, one year after his loss, he will receive for the first time the affection and love of his many fans in our municipality,” recalled Mayor Conchi Narvaéz.
Urs Bühler, David Miller and Sébastien Izambard return to Maspalomas, right where Carlos Marín sang with Il Divo for the last time in Spain. The guest artist on this occasion is Steven Labrie.
City Council San Bartolomé promotes consumption in local commerce by facilitating access to this unique show, giving tickets to those citizens who make purchases in any of the local commerce establishments in the municipality.
So much so that, for purchases of more than €60, you will receive a free ticket. For purchases over €100, two free tickets.
It is important to note that to pick up your tickets, you must go to the Maspalomas Youth Space (Avda. Tunte, 14 - rear of the Maspalomas Municipal Stadium), from December 18 to 22 and at times: 9:00-13 :00 hours and from 15:00 p.m. - 21:00 p.m.
In this concert by Il Divo, produced by the company DN7 Booking, they will present their show 'Greatest Hits Tour' to all viewers and will have the special participation of the Mexican-American tenor Steven Labrie, who has accompanied them on their latest tours after the loss of Carlos Marín.
Labrie is also a baritone who began his solo artistic career at the age of eight, the date on which he published his first album, in 1976, titled 'Little Caruso'.
