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Under the motto "Youth and Nature", this initiative was born with the aim of moving away from conventional leisure to reconnect new generations with the natural environment of our area

Digital transformation and the promotion of the Transparency Portal have been key to positioning Torrevieja as a benchmark in Open Government, Citizen Participation, and Accountability. The City Council will continue to promote new innovation initiatives with the aim of improving public services, strengthening citizen participation, and keeping Torrevieja at the forefront of municipal transparency.

The Popular Municipal Group reinforces the motion presented to the plenary session by Sueña Torrevieja regarding the Municipal Youth Council with an amendment that will allow for the prior strengthening of the youth association network and guarantee its representativeness.

The students come from three continents: Europe, Africa and Asia, thus providing a cross-section of Torrevieja's current society.

BIGSOUND, Low Festival and Brilla Torrevieja reinforce the city's commitment to music as a cultural, tourist and economic driver

BIGSOUND launches a special discount for city residents: passes from €45, for a limited time only. The Councillor for Youth, Domingo Paredes, stated that “it is extraordinary news for Torrevieja to be able to announce the addition of an artist of María Becerra’s international stature to the BIGSOUND Torrevieja 2026 lineup. We are talking about one of the most influential figures in Latin music today, with a huge connection to young audiences.”

Up to 12 teams can register, each consisting of a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 8 participants, aged between 16 and 30 years old.

The City Council is allocating a total of 80,000 euros to recognize the effort, dedication, personal achievement and the best academic records of Torrevieja students from Primary School to university and higher education

The project “VIDA Floristería & Eventos”, an innovative space that combines floral art, sustainability and personalized experiences, has been awarded the first prize, endowed with 7,000 euros

Rosario Martínez and Domingo Paredes present the arrival of the festival as a new boost for tourism and culture in the city. Low Festival lands in Torrevieja to begin a new chapter for the biggest festival in the province. Today, the first twelve confirmed artists were announced, marking the start of the #Low2026 lineup. General admission and VIP passes are once again available at www.lowfestival.es/abonos/. The organizers have announced a special 50% discount on tickets for residents of Torrevieja, who can get their discounted pass only until November 30th, or earlier if the quota sells out.

The prizes, worth 1,700 euros, will be distributed as follows: First prize of the jury, 1,000 euros, second prize of the jury, 50 euros, and public prize, 200 euros.

The City Council is providing the space to the Local Development Agency (ADL) to ensure that the service continues to be provided normally during the renovation work.

The first edition of the festival will take place on July 25 and 26, 2026 at the Antonio Soria Park in Torrevieja. Myke Towers and Ana Mena will present their new tours with their only dates in the province of Alicante in 2026. Alongside them, this first preview brings together Juan Magán, Omar Montes, Leire Martínez, Ptazeta, Marc Seguí and Paula Koops, in a line-up that combines established stars and new voices in pop and urban music.