Enjoy the Canary Islands in Caleta de Fuste
– Caleta de Fuste celebrates the Canary Islands and its customs with traditional games, donkey and goat shows and Canarian folklore.
– Wrestling exhibition of the current and three times Canary Islands Champions, CL Union Antigua.
– The performances of the Parranda El Callao, the Agrupación Folklórica de Tetir El Rincón and Cinco en Clave with Timbeque will mark the Canarian rhythm of the Muestra.
– Market, musical performances, show cooking with Francisco El Molinero and typical Canarian tasting from 17:30 hours.
The Antigua Town Hall from the Department of Tourism organizes in Caleta de Fuste, this Friday, May 23, the Muestra de Costumbres Canarias in the Plaza de El Castillo from 17:30 to 22:30 hours.
The Muestra de Costumbres Canarias offers the opportunity to enjoy the gastronomy, music and traditions of the Canary Islands to both residents and tourists who visit us these days, says the Councilor for Tourism, Kristina Rodewig.
The Muestra de Costumbres Canarias, says Councilwoman Rodewig, concentrates in the Plaza de El Castillo, the products of our land, as well as games of yesteryear and folk music, and adds the councilwoman, inviting tourists to enjoy it, in turn, promoting their visit to local stores and establishments nearby, both restaurants and bars and cafes.
In the colorful and extensive program of the Muestra de Costumbres Canarias, among the performances, the Canarian folklore of the Parranda El Callao, the Agrupación Tetir El Rincón and Cinco en Clave with Timbeque stand out. Music and dance will accompany the show cooking offered by Francisco El Molinero with gofio pellets and sweets from the past, workshops and traditional games for all ages practicing the Game of Palo Canario, as well as the sample of the donkey and the majorera goat.
Highlights in the program, says the mayor, Matias Peña, the exhibition of Canarian wrestling to be held in Caleta de Fuste, the current and three-time champions of the Canary Islands, the CL Union Antigua, to date, the main representative of our native sport in Fuerteventura and the Canary Islands.
