The Mad Cool festival has chosen the Minas de Agua in Ciempozuelos to record one of the sessions of its Mad Sounds project, which combines music and heritage.
The Mad Cool festival has selected the Minas de Agua in Ciempozuelos as the setting for the recording of one of the sessions of its Mad Sounds project, an initiative that brings live music together with unique spaces in the Community of Madrid.
The choice of this underground location, one of the most emblematic in the municipality, aims to highlight local heritage while recording a musical performance that will be broadcast through the festival's channels.
According to the Ciempozuelos City Council, the recording has already taken place and presents an opportunity to project the image of the municipality at a regional level. The Minas de Agua are a historical water supply infrastructure dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.
The Mad Sounds project, driven by the Mad Cool organisation, has already taken place in other locations in the region and transforms each space into a temporary stage for invited artists. On this occasion, the municipality hosts a session that strengthens its connection with culture and tourism.
The City Council has highlighted that this action helps to promote the heritage of Ciempozuelos and attract visitors interested in discovering the places that host these recordings. Neither the artist nor the release date of the session have been detailed.
Residents and visitors will be able to enjoy the result when the festival publishes the video on its platforms, a showcase that brings the Minas de Agua closer to a wide audience.
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