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Band festival in Cieza to benefit Shejiná Association

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Six musical groups will perform at the Gabriel Celaya Auditorium in Cieza on Sunday, November 8, to raise funds for the Shejiná Association. The event begins at 11:00 a.m. and features music from various brotherhood formations.

The participating groups are the Agrupación Musical Medina Siyasa of Cieza, the Banda de Cornetas y Tambores Ecce-Homo of Abarán, the Agrupación Musical Nuestra Señora la Virgen de la Amargura of Lorca, the Banda Municipal de Música of Cieza, and the Banda de Cornetas y Tambores Nuestra Padre Jesús Despojado de sus Vestiduras of Granada. The Agrupación Musical Medina Siyasa of Cieza and the Shejiná Association are organizing the festival. Organizers stated that several members of the musical group received support from the association to overcome difficult personal stages.

All proceeds will go to the Shejiná Association, which provides personal, formative, and spiritual accompaniment to young people with addiction problems in El Palmar, Murcia. The festival will include brotherhood stands and a canteen with food and drinks. Tickets can be purchased for a 10 euro donation at various locations in Cieza.

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