2026 programme for Holy Christ of Mercy Festival in Fuenlabrada

The published programme for Fuenlabrada, with the principal day on 2026-09-14.

Notice: Times and venues may change. Check council notices and follow instructions from organisers and safety services.

Friday 11 September

  • 19:00: chocolate and churros for senior citizens, dancing and DJ Luke in Plaza de la Convivencia.
  • 20:30: M-Clan, El Drogas and A Tiro at Espacio Polivalente Joaquín Sabina.

Saturday 12 September

  • 09:00: fishing contest at Polvoranca and Butarque lakes, with other sports during the morning.
  • 20:00: Los Delinqüentes, Sanguijuelas del Guadiana, Cervatana and De Lito.
  • 21:00: Malamanera and Orquesta El Legado in Plaza de la Convivencia.
  • 23:00: Orquesta Jamaica in Plaza de España.

Sunday 13 September · Opening address

  • 09:00: second day of the fishing contest; pétanque at 09:30.
  • 13:00: morconada and migas at Los Arcos, plus the peña parade through the centre.
  • 20:30: Hoke, Juicy BAE, Hofe and Zona Criminal.
  • 21:00: opening address by Esmeralda Manzanas in Plaza de España, followed by Orquesta Estrella Central.
  • 22:00: Los Chunguitos and Orquesta Vermut Mamut at the fairground.
  • 23:59: fireworks at La Pollina.

Monday 14 September · Cristo feast day

  • 19:30: Holy Christ of Mercy procession from San Esteban Protomártir church.
  • 21:00: tributes to Marea and Extremoduro and DJ Superlópez at the fairground.
  • 23:59: peña bull-event contest at the bullring.

Tuesday 15 September

  • 18:00: recortadores contest at the bullring.
  • 21:00: Celtas Cortos concert at the fairground.
  • 22:00: Orquesta Panther in Plaza de España.

Wednesday 16 September

  • 18:00: mixed bullfight at the bullring.
  • 22:00: Orquesta París de Noia at Espacio Polivalente Joaquín Sabina.
  • 22:00: Orquesta Sonital in Plaza de España.

Thursday 17 September

  • 18:00: scheduled bull event at the bullring.
  • 21:00: Night of the Regions in Plaza de la Convivencia.
  • 22:00: Orquesta Gran Danubios in Plaza de España.

Sources

See also the permanent festival guide.