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The Marbella band Skabum receives support from the City Council ahead of the 'La Voz Kids' semifinals

The Marbella band Skabum receives support from the mayor ahead of the 'La Voz Kids' semifinals on Antena 3.

Antonio GarridoAntonio Garrido· · 3 min read

The mayor of Marbella, Ángeles Muñoz, has welcomed the members of the local band Skabum, who will face the semifinals of the television competition 'La Voz Kids' on Antena 3 tomorrow.

The Marbella band Skabum, made up of young musicians from the Rock Factory school in San Pedro Alcántara, will compete in the semifinals of the 'La Voz Kids' program on Antena 3 tomorrow. The mayor of Marbella, Ángeles Muñoz, received the group members on Thursday at the San Pedro Alcántara Tourist Office to wish them luck and highlight their journey in the competition.

During the meeting, Muñoz emphasized the pride it brings to the city to have representatives who showcase local talent in a national format. “It is gratifying to see how young people from our city are fulfilling their dreams and taking the name of Marbella across Spain,” said the mayor, who praised the work, perseverance, and enthusiasm of the band members.

Skabum emerged from the music school Rock Factory in San Pedro, a centre that trains young artists in the municipality. The school's director, Rafa Reyes, explained that the band is approaching the upcoming gala with enthusiasm and the aim of continuing to enjoy the experience. “They are an example of the creative potential of youth and the work carried out by schools and entities dedicated to artistic training in the municipality,” added the mayor.

Skabum's participation in 'La Voz Kids' has generated excitement in Marbella, where many locals will tune in tomorrow to support the young talents. The group will compete for a spot in the final of the program, which will be broadcast in the coming weeks. The mayor has encouraged citizens to back the band and highlighted that their presence in the competition is a source of pride for the entire locality.

The Rock Factory school, based in San Pedro Alcántara, has been key in the musical training of Skabum. Rafa Reyes indicated that the group has worked hard to reach this stage of the competition and that the support from the City Council has been an important boost. “We approach the gala with great eagerness and the hope of giving our best,” declared the director.

Tomorrow's event will be crucial for Skabum, who seeks to secure a place in the final of one of the most popular talent shows on Spanish television. The broadcast will begin at 22:00 on Antena 3, and a large audience is expected from Marbella to follow the performance of the local band.

Antonio Garrido

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Ciencias Políticas por la Universidad de Málaga y asiduo de los plenos más largos. Malagueño de pura cepa, cafetero y con paciencia infinita para la burocracia; lleva años contando la política y la sociedad de la provincia.