Música y Margaritas · Summer Edition 2026
September 8, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., in the Patio de las Promociones on the Getafe Campus
Upcoming Concerts
The festival
The September edition of Música y Margaritas marks the start of a new academic year and transforms the campus of Carlos III University of Madrid into a space where music, creativity, and university life come together. Sponsored by the Office of the Vice Rector for Communication, Culture, and Transparency and organized by students in the Master’s Program in Music Industry and Sound Studies, the festival continues to establish itself as an educational initiative in which learning extends beyond the classroom to become a cultural experience open to the entire university community.
This edition presents a narrative centered on connection and welcome. The festival marks the beginning of a new chapter for thousands of students, especially those entering college for the first time or arriving from other countries through international programs. Music thus becomes a common language capable of forging connections, fostering a sense of community, and strengthening the feeling of belonging on campus.
The lineup features Teo Lucadamo, KORASHE, and Curro—three acts representative of the new Spanish music scene, with different styles and backgrounds that reflect the creative diversity of today’s music. The lineup features artists with their own distinct identities, capable of connecting with the college audience through relatable messages, contemporary sounds, and authentic stage presence. Opening acts: Salmonetes Enfadados, winners of the University Band Competition for the 2025–2026 academic year.
Beyond the concerts, Música y Margaritas seeks to strengthen the university’s role as a cultural agent by promoting spaces for interaction where music coexists with student participation, creativity, and collaboration among the various teams that make the festival possible. Each edition provides an opportunity for master’s students to develop a real-world project, integrating knowledge of production, communication, booking, and cultural management in a professional setting.
Team responsible for curation, management, communication, and production of Música y Margaritas 2026. Students in the UC3M Master’s Program in Music Industry and Sound Studies.
Press release (coming soon)
The visual identity for this edition continues to feature daisies as the festival’s central element—a symbol of a brand that has already become part of the Música y Margaritas identity. This time, the graphic design has evolved to coincide with the start of the academic year, incorporating a fresh, contemporary, and dynamic aesthetic that resonates with the spirit of September.
The colors, layouts, and graphic elements are designed to convey a sense of closeness, energy, and community, reinforcing the idea of the campus as a gathering place. The festival’s visual identity is adaptable to various physical and digital formats, enabling consistent communication across social media, posters, and campus spaces, while maintaining a recognizable and consistent visual identity.
The festival’s communications are carried out in a coordinated manner through social media, digital media, and the institutional channels of Carlos III University of Madrid. The strategy aims to bring the festival closer to the university community through dynamic content, artist profiles, practical information, and student participation before, during, and after the event.
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Festival Press Release
Director of the Música y Margaritas Festival, September 2026 Edition
Luisa Fernanda Saavedra Larios
Production Department
Sergio Orbaneja: Production Manager
- Eva Nieto: Production Manager
- Miguel Martín: Technical Director
- Cristina Hervás: Stage Manager
- Natalia Álvarez: Logistics
- Mikhail Konko: Safety and Occupational Health and Safety
- Carmela Asensi: Hospitality
- Marc Chaler: Infrastructure
Booking Department
Laura Cuéllar: Head of Bookings
- Pablo Lara: Programming
- Joaquim Aragonés: Advance Manager
- Alejandro Turpín: Contracts
- Irene Gómez: Logistics
- Carla Furones: Booking Assistant
- Laura González: Talent Buyer
- Lola Alonso: Talent Buyer
Department of Communications
Mireia Berenguer: Head of Communications
- Luisa Saavedra: Press
- Alberto Ramos: Public Relations
- Alberto de Lara: Press
- Daniel Fernández: Networks
- Marcos Sigüenza: Public Relations
- José María Sanabria: Graphic Design
Scheduled Times
Check out the scheduled times for the performances at Música y Margaritas · Summer Edition 2026. As is typical at live music festivals, the schedule is subject to change and may undergo minor adjustments throughout the day.
13:00 h · Salmonetes Enfadados
Ganadoras del Concurso de Grupos Musicales de la Universidad del curso 2025-2026.
Schedule
CURRO
An artist from Sanlúcar de Barrameda, versatile and multifaceted in his art. His musical career began in 2021 with his first mixtape, “Odysea”, which marked his debut in the music world. However, it was with his first album, “SENTIO,” that he truly found a distinctive sound and the path along which to explore his artistic journey. This album allowed him to explore and define his musical identity, fusing his Andalusian roots with a variety of genres that enrich his style. CURRO’s music reflects his Andalusian roots, but its true magic lies in his ability to experiment and fuse different genres—such as electronic, hip-hop, and Latin music—thus blending the traditional with the contemporary.
In 2024, CURRO surprised us with his EP “FANGO.’ In this project, CURRO shows us his most nostalgic side, evoking memories of summers past and those yet to come, mixed with the inescapable vertigo of growing up. On this EP, we find the single ‘EL PALMAR’ featuring Tony Grox, which exceeded all expectations.
In late 2025, CURRO will release his new album, “Dios Dirá, Dios Proveerá,” a very personal album born out of a breakup and featuring collaborations with artists such as Kiki Morente, Estrella Morente, and Queralt Lahoz. She recently released “Ojos Que No Ven,” a track that rounds out the album, and “BOHEMIA,” the latest single from the debut album by Cádiz-based artist Tony Grox.
KORASHE
Stage name of Karima Kennafi, a multidisciplinary artist based in Málaga who has burst onto the new Spanish music scene with a bang. Her sound fuses pop, electronic, and urban sounds with Andalusian and North African influences, reflecting a creative universe shaped by her Spanish and Moroccan roots. Together with producer Kfé, she has developed a unique sonic identity where experimentation, emotion, and a contemporary aesthetic closely tied to digital culture coexist. Following the release of her debut album, Cómo duele si es tan bonito, and the EP Ya tengo carnet, ahora sí puedo hablar de coches, Korashe has established herself as one of the most promising emerging artists, gaining a significantly larger audience and building a strong presence at festivals and venues throughout Spain.
TEO LUCADAMO
He’s a force of nature. His stage presence is more contagious than a sneeze in Wuhan, and his productions are becoming increasingly ambitious.
“The White Rapper’s Dilemma” is his debut album, featuring a retro, minimalist sound inspired by hip-hop from the ’90s and 2000s and by artists such as Pharrell Williams, Q-Tip, and Outkast, while also drawing on the influence of contemporary artists like Kendrick and Tyler, the Creator.
Teo Lucadamo’s music strikes a perfect balance between seriousness and humor at all times, appealing to both seasoned listeners and casual listeners alike. He has collaborated with rap legends such as DJ Yoda and Mucho Muchacho (of 7 Notas 7 Colores) as well as rising stars of the indie and electronic scenes like Ciutat and DJ Brava, while also experimenting with productions that straddle the line between indie and Mac Miller’s hip-hop.
The world of their debut album is rounded out by an extensive visual component inspired by the work of Michel Gondry, with a video for each song that, when taken together, form a complete visual work in which the visual arts and DIY take center stage.
ANGRY RED MULLETS
Festival opening acts: Salmonetes Enfadados, winners of the University Band Competition for the 2025–2026 academic year.
The concerts will take place on September 8, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., in the Patio de las Promociones on the Getafe Campus
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