Tomorrow, Lago Loranca park will be the stage for 'Wild Nature', a show with 150 drones. The activity is part of the cultural program 'The Summers of the Lake'.
The sky of Fuenlabrada will be filled with light and colour tomorrow, Saturday, thanks to the ‘Wild Nature’ show, which will feature 150 drones. This event, which will begin around midnight at Lago Loranca park, promises to offer attendees a visual journey through the animal world via stunning aerial displays. The initiative is part of the ‘The Summers of Loranca Lake’ program, designed to promote cultural and recreational activities in the area. The City Council has highlighted that such events aim to revitalise the use of the park following recent improvements made to its facilities. In addition to the night show, the programme includes a variety of activities for all ages, such as outdoor cinema and sports sessions. During the weekends, families will also be able to enjoy film screenings like ‘The Light of Aisha’, which transports viewers to the 11th century in Al-Ándalus. The activities are organised into three areas: night, children’s, and sports, thus ensuring a varied offering for all tastes. Fridays will be especially dedicated to children with shows like Zumikids and theatrical performances. Furthermore, throughout the month, free tai chi and yoga sessions will be offered at different times to promote physical and mental well-being among park visitors. This comprehensive approach aims not only to entertain but also to encourage healthy habits within the Fuenlabrada community.
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