The Song of Adji is an original story by Victoria Oramas with music by Nayaban Jean, transporting audiences to an African village to follow the journey of a young girl who challenges tradition in search of freedom. Featuring a storyteller, three musicians and two Senegalese dancers, the show blends narration, music and dance inspired by African legends.
A family‑friendly production that introduces audiences to the customs, sounds and values of African culture, celebrating hope, resilience, identity and respect for nature. A didactic and moving journey that encourages children to explore their roots and embrace the world with curiosity and tolerance.
The José Antonio Ramos Auditorium, located in the amphitheatre of Parque Doramas, was named after the renowned Canarian timple player to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his birth. The venue stands as a permanent tribute to one of the musicians who did most to renew and promote the timple, transforming it into an instrument capable of engaging with contemporary musical styles and reaching new audiences.
Sun 21, Jun , 12:00 - 13:30
Jose Antonio Ramos Auditorium
