CÁLIDA 922/928 Three days. 220 people. One mountain village. CÁLIDA 922/928 is a boutique rural festival in the mountains of Tenerife, bringing together carefully curated electronic music, indie sounds, live performances, local gastronomy, wine and contemporary culture in one of the island’s most unique landscapes. With a capacity of just 220 people, CÁLIDA is designed as an intimate experience where music, nature and community come together in the heart of Vilaflor de Chasna, the highest village in the Canary Islands. Rather than a mass festival, CÁLIDA offers a slower way to experience music: surrounded by pine forests, volcanic landscapes and open skies, celebrating local identity through culture, gastronomy and shared moments. What to expect • Boutique rural festival • Capacity limited to 220 people • Daytime open-air gathering • Carefully curated DJs & live performances • Local food and Canarian wines • Nature, landscape and community Friday 24 July The opening day begins with the professional gathering “The Primary Sector Experience: From Rural to Contemporary”, bringing together culture, sustainability and local knowledge. In the evening, guests are invited to a special wine tasting and astronomy experience guided by Isabel Barrera (ESMIRAS), exploring the exceptional night skies of Vilaflor. Saturday 25 July From 12:00 to 22:00, Hotel Alta Montaña hosts the festival’s main event. A carefully selected programme of live acts and DJs moves between indie, electronic music and leftfield sounds, creating a unique daytime experience surrounded by nature, local gastronomy and the volcanic landscape of Tenerife. Sunday 26 July The festival closes with VILARURA, a guided walk led by Isabel Barrera (ESMIRAS), from Plaza de San Pedro to the iconic Pino Gordo, celebrating the relationship between landscape, culture and community. Tickets are now available. Hotel + Festival packages are also available for those wishing to enjoy the full CÁLIDA experience. Only 220 tickets will be released. CÁLIDA is not a mass festival. It is an intimate celebration where music meets landscape, local culture and contemporary creativity.