The 14th NÓBO · No Sólo Boleros Festival 2026 returns from 2 to 30 April with a new edition that once again builds bridges between the emotion of live song, closeness to the audience and the richness of a programme open to different musical languages. NÓBO takes bolero as its root, its memory and its driving force, but it is not limited to it: its identity also embraces other genres and related proposals that share the intensity, sensitivity and ability to move audiences from the stage.

Throughout the month of April, the festival will travel across different municipalities and venues in the Canary Islands, reinforcing its itinerant vocation and its commitment to bringing live music to diverse, distinctive and welcoming settings. This 14th edition will bring together concerts, small-format performances and parallel activities in a programme that combines intimacy, artistic personality and a clear desire to connect with the audience.

The line-up includes names and projects such as Cuarteto en Femenino, Morimoto Sisters, Satomi Morimoto, Juan Mesa, Mencey Romántico, Miss Marieme, Andrés Leoni, Jairo Martín, Adversos Dúo, Marta Bolaños, Alba Serrano & Cristóbal Montesdeoca, Carla Vega and Marianne Robiou Project, among others. Complementary activities such as the photo exhibition “NÓBO in Feminine” and special events such as Night of Tangos and Night of Boleros also form part of the programme, expanding the festival’s sonic map without losing its essence.

Once again, NÓBO · No Sólo Boleros 2026 offers an open and contemporary vision of live song: a festival that honours the legacy of bolero while also inviting audiences to discover other sounds, other accents and other ways of experiencing music through emotion. A diverse and carefully curated programme that turns April into a month of encounters, stages and shared experiences in the Canary Islands.

Check the full programme and follow all the latest festival news on its website and social media: nosoloboleros.com

NÓBO · No Sólo Boleros 2026: the emotion of bolero and much more, live and in the Canary Islands.