The name in Spanish “callejeando” (strolling on the streets) is a reference to the action of walking through the streets and invites everyone to participate in this event. This is about a street event attempting to attract the interest of the highest possible number of people: a very mixed public without any age limit who normally do not visit cultural events. We offer in this way an opportunity to bring art closer to the people for the first time.

The festival’s philosophy is that a great number of artists show their art, invading squares and streets of villages (musicians, troubadours, jugglers, dancers, actors, artisans, graffiti artists, etc.) concentrating hundreds of artists coming from squares, metro stations and streets of any big city in the world. We give these musicians a chance. Musicians who, even though they are professionals with a lot of experience, have still not recorded their first album, or are unknown beyond their small circle of fans.  

What happened at the Street Festival of 2004?

The first festival (17^th and 18^th of July Ojén-Málaga) welcomed over 3000 participants with the following performances:

• Falete

• Los Aslándticos

• Ganjazz

• Marbella Big Band

• Irish Fusion

• Chico Cuarteto

• Juan Diego y el Chato

• One Stone

• The Celtic Tigers

• Barry Alpplebrown

• Jerez-Texas

• La Niña del Cabo

• Flamenco Masters

• Sesiones DJs

What happened at the Street Festival of 2005?

The second festival (16^th and 17^th of July 2005 in Ojén-Málaga) welcomed 8000 participants with the following performances:

• Lucas Masciano

• Digitano

• Brazuca Matraca

• Un gato en la Luna

• Obibasé

• Laura Bolón (T)

• Dunia Hennia

• Hugo Guerrero

• Leko

• Zur

• Corina Piatti

• Claudia Verdecctica (T)

• Tanta-Trampa

• La Banda de Capitán

• La mexicana clandestina

• Son de Nadie

• Costa Soil Band

• Sesiones DJs

What happened at the Street Festival of 2006?

Finally, the festival began to be talked about outside the local municipalities. Our third festival changed location and was held in the lovely village of Benahavis. And the change feels good. Thanks to the support of the Benahavís town hall, we obtained our aim and we continue growing.

• Martires del cómpas

• El Combolinga

• Che Sudaka

• Lucas Masciano

• El Puchero del Hortelano

• La niña del Cabo

• Utopía Factory

• Drume Negrita

• Tanta Trampa

• Agata

• Bacan Avissatti

• Picos Pardos

• Cabal

• The Playboy

• El Espejo Negro (Theatre)

• Laura Bolón (Theatre-Circus)

• Mia Mine & Mr vita (Theatre-Circus)

• Nuevo Circo (Theatre-Circus)

• Los corpo Corto (Theatre-Circus)