The Paraninfo auditorium at the University of La Laguna will host three shows this weekend that combine theater, music, and comedy. The company Los Sueños will open the program on Friday, October 16, at 8:00 p.m. with 'Flores de España' (Flowers of Spain), a play that revisits three episodes from recent Spanish history. On Saturday the 17th, at the same time, 'Queen Forever Tribute' will revive the greatest hits of the legendary British band. Finally, on Sunday the 18th at 7:00 p.m., the Canarian comedian Aarón Gómez will return after six years with 'Gracias' (Thank You).
Friday's performance is a theatrical piece that explores some of the wounds left on Spanish society by the Franco dictatorship and the Transition. Through the elements of earth, flowers, and a clock, three stories unfold, exploring different events of the era, such as the mass graves of the post-war period, the theft of babies, and the death of student Enrique Ruano.
‘'Flowers of Spain' is a work that invites reflection on historical memory, violence, and the need for reparations. tickets Tickets are available for €12 (general admission) and €10 (students). The show is recommended for ages 16 and up.
Saturday will feature 'Queen Forever Tribute', a show that recaptures the sound, style, and energy of one of the most influential bands in rock history. The group recreates some of Queen's iconic performances, from their memorable appearance at Live Aid to the 1986 Wembley concerts.
Francisco Fernández will take on the role of Freddie Mercury, accompanied by Adrián Pujadas as Brian May, Haritz Caperochipi as Roger Taylor, Juanjo Amengual as John Deacon, and Sebastián Raimundo as Spike Edney. The group, which has toured European stages and participated in television programs, has even received recognition from Peter Freestone, who was Mercury's personal assistant for over a decade and highlighted the group's ability to recreate the band's sound. tickets They have a general price of 30 euros.
Humor will bring the Paraninfo's program to a close with Aarón Gómez, who will present his new show on Sunday as part of the fourth edition of the Reíslas Comedy Festival. After six years without premiering a new show, the comedian from the Canary Islands returns with his unique style of humor, combining stories, improvisation, music, and a strong connection with the audience.
‘'Thank you' sums up the comedian's intention to make people laugh again and to express his gratitude for the support of those who have followed his career. tickets They are available at a general price of 18 euros and the feature is recommended for ages 16 and up.



