Two of the young Canarian artists who have conquered the world in recent years, the rapper Ptazeta and the melodic St Pedro complete the line-up of the Isla Bonita Love Festival concert, which will put the finishing touch to a week of social and cultural events committed to the defence of freedom and diversity. They will join the star-studded line-up of the 2024 edition, with Ricky Martin, Martin Garrix, Chanel, K!ngdom and JD producer Orribo from La Palma.

The festival, organised by the Cabildo de La Palma, through the public company Sodepal, will run from 22 to 28 July, with the concert taking place on Saturday, 27 July, in Puerto de Tazacorte.

The CEO of Sodepal, Miriam Perestelo, highlights the commitment made through the Cabildo to continue promoting the values defended by this event, which from the beginning has worked to raise awareness of the importance of creating a free and diverse society where all people can feel good about who they are and what they feel.

The concert, which brings the Isla Bonita Love Festival to a close, is not only an important attraction for residents and tourists, but also links music with a social purpose that we must pursue, not only from the administrations, but also as individuals and as a society", said the councillor, who added that "we are committed to bringing together international and national artists with Canarian talent, who are also successful in these fields, in a single night".

Miriam Perestelo also stresses that every year more and more artists from the Canary Islands, or even from La Palma, as in this case Orribo, have an important musical showcase in this event.

Ptazeta

The young Canary Islander from Arucas is called Zuleima del Pino González, who made it to the national scene in 2020 with her single Mami, together with Juacko, and later, in 2021, she positioned herself internationally with her collaboration with Bizzarrap.

In 2022 he released his first album, The party in the house, and has continued to make music and collaborate with different artists.

The rapper and singer is also known for the LGTBI+ activism in her lyrics.

St Peter

The singer, a native of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, has made a name for himself on the national music scene thanks to his participation in the Benidorm Fest, where he reached the final with his song Dos Extraños (Cuarteto de Cuerda).

Known as St Pedro, Pedro Hernández studied classical percussion. The artist was part of the group Neptuno, in Tenerife, and in 2017 he was selected to compete in La Voz, where he had Juanes as a sponsor and where he reached the end.

In 2020 he released his first song from a period more linked to urban music, Phone Sex, which was followed by other songs and he has recently released his first album under the name Esta vida que elegí.