The Paraninfo hosts a string of nights filled with humor, television nostalgia, and charity music.

The Paraninfo of the University of La Laguna will host three new events this week, blending humor and music. Venezuelan comedian Kleiver Fajardo will bring his show to the stage on Wednesday, October 7, while on Thursday the 8th, 'Tertawa: Delivery de Humor' will take the stage. The program continues on Friday the 9th with a benefit concert by Canarias Sinfónica and the Tenerife Philharmonic Orchestra, to benefit the Batwa Association.

The first show, on Wednesday the 7th at 8:00 PM, is called 'The Kleiii Show', a performance in which the content creator brings his most beloved characters to the stage for the first time. His videos, where he plays a Venezuelan family, have earned him millions of followers on TikTok and Instagram. tickets They are available at a general price of 38 euros for an audience over 16 years of age.

The humor continues on Thursday the 8th, at 8:30 pm, with the Reíslas Festival and the show 'Tertawa', starring José María Listorti, Pachu Peña, and Sebastián Almada. The show revives some of the characters and comedy sketches popularized by the Argentine performers on the television program 'VideoMatch' and combines them with new material, music, and audience participation. The show is coming to Spain for the first time. tickets They can be obtained from 26 euros, for an audience over 14 years old.

Music takes center stage on Friday the 9th, at 8:30 pm, with a concert by Canarias Sinfónica, together with the Tenerife Philharmonic Orchestra. They will be joined by renowned singers and musicians in a musical journey primarily featuring jazz, folk, and nueva canción. tickets They have a general price of 20 euros.

The event will be a charity event, as the proceeds will go to the Batwa Association to contribute to the launch of the Batwa Medical Centre in Uganda. The project is in an advanced stage of construction, and the funds will help complete the facilities, acquire equipment, and facilitate its opening. A "zero row" option has also been set up for those who wish to support the initiative without attending.