We host a full day to enjoy music, community and diversity in the Spanish music scene.

Created in partnership with Conciencia Afro, this event aims to showcase Afro-descendant talent, strengthen networks, and generate new opportunities within and beyond the music industry. It's a project that promotes culture, identity, and community from a contemporary and essential perspective.

Throughout the day, we offer an open and diverse experience: concerts and DJ sessions, talks, children's workshops, gastronomic offerings and an Afro market that invite you to explore different forms of creation, thought and celebration.

Lewri is an invitation to discover, to dance, to find yourself, and to let yourself be swept away by a vibrant and ever-evolving scene. A space where artists, professionals, and the public share, dialogue, and build together.

We will have performances by Lua de Santana, Megane Mercury, Deva, Kultama, Brocki, among many others.

A day to experience music up close and be part of a community that promotes living culture.

Program

12:00 a.m. · Doors open

fountain

12:00 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 20:30

The Plaza · Afro Market

The Afro Market is the festival's main meeting point. A space to converse, reconnect, discover projects, and explore products and services offered by businesses run by Black, African, and Afro-descendant people.

Antonio Palacios Room

12:00 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 20:30

Umudioka Playroom

A space designed for girls and boys to play, learn and participate in activities and workshops accompanied at all times by the Afro Awareness team. Recommended age: from 3 to 12 years.

from 14 p.m to 00 p.m.

Community meal

Supakanja Bar and Courage Parties catering.

Valle-Inclán Room

from 12 p.m to 00 p.m.

How to make music without starving? A meeting to reflect on working conditions within the music industry, the challenges faced by artists and professionals in the sector, and the possibilities of building more sustainable models for creation.

from 17 p.m to 00 p.m.

The internet and algorithms: do they improve or worsen music? A conversation about new forms of music creation, distribution, and consumption in the digital age, and about the role that platforms and algorithms play in shaping the current music scene.

from 19 p.m to 00 p.m.

DJ Set · Ansy

Hall of Columns 

20: 15 pm Door opening

20:45 PM - Kultama

A long-time member of CPV, Kultama is a key figure in Spanish-language rap and the history of hip hop in Spain. His presence at LEWRI connects different generations of Black and urban music, bridging the gap between hip hop's legacy and new contemporary scenes.

21:25 PM – Brocki

Nigerian artist Brocki, based in Spain, blends R&B, hip hop, Afrobeats, and Amapiano in a style characterized by versatility and contemporary global influences. His music moves between melodic sounds, urban sensibility, and contemporary Afro references.

22:05h – Megane Mercury

After the launch of Bad Black WomenMegane Mercury arrives at LEWRI with a proposal that crosses music, performance, fashion, and visual experimentation. A multidisciplinary Afro-Spanish artist of Equatorial Guinean origin, he combines electronica, club, punk, amapiano, and contemporary Afro sounds from a profoundly aesthetic and futuristic perspective.

22:35 PM – Kaneis · DJ Set

Kaneis is an artist and music producer connected to the new urban music scene. His work combines contemporary sounds, melodic sensibility, and Afro influences, reflecting an identity that resonates with younger generations.

23:05h – DEVA

One of the most distinctive voices on the Spanish alternative scene. DEVA constructs her own universes where electronica, experimental pop, rap, and underground sensibilities coexist, moving between the intimate, the urban, and the experimental.

23:50h – ALÚ

Representing a new generation of emerging Afro-descendant artists, ALÚ blends Afrobeats, Afrohouse, and contemporary urban sounds with a fresh approach connected to the latest music scenes. Tracks like PROTECTION, MAMIWATA o DANCE LOGOBI They have made him one of the voices to follow within the new Afro-urban sounds.

00:30h – Lua de Santana

Lua de Santana arrives at LEWRI as one of the most exciting artists on the new contemporary Afro-Lusophone scene. Her music blends Brazilian funk, electronica, R&B, and club sounds with a very distinctive sonic and visual identity. She has collaborated with artists such as Merca Bae, Recycled J, Duki, Nathy Peluso, and June Freedom, and continues to solidify a sound that connects Brazil, Europe, and new global scenes. Songs like PiRi PiRi, GINGA, GIRL o HERDEIRA They have made her one of the most distinctive emerging artists on the current scene.