The singers Liane and Dácil Santana will be appearing on Sunday, 15 November 2026, at Espacio La Granja in Santa Cruz de Tenerife The evening begins at 7 pm local time and combines music with a conversation about developing an artistic voice of one’s own. Both artists are from the Spanish island of Gran Canaria.
The event is part of the series ConCierto Paliqueo. According to the Canary Islands regional government, Rubén Rodríguez will host the programme; 101 Brass Band will provide the music. The venue is run by the regional government.
The evening’s theme is inertia, understood as the power of habit. The artists are expected to discuss which decisions they make consciously and which arise from familiar routines. According to the announcement, the discussion will also explore what endures along an artistic path and how an individual voice develops as circumstances change.
According to the regional government, ConCierto Paliqueo brings together two singers from the Canary Islands once a month. Each edition focuses on a different topic related to artistic work. The format is described as a series of sung interviews, alternating conversation with musical performances.
Liane is the stage name of Eliane Sánchez Fajardo. According to the organiser, the singer and composer moves between rhythm and blues, soul, blues and urban pop. In 2020, she took part in the Spanish music show Operación Triunfo Three years later, she released five songs under the title “5:08”. The announcement also mentions her performance at the Starlite Occident festival in 2025 and winning second prize in the Sonora music competition.
Dácil Santana combines contemporary pop with pop-rock, ballads, Latin pop and singer-songwriter music, among other styles. According to the organiser, her lyrics explore personal relationships and life experiences. Her release “Tanta Vida” came out in 2021 and won an award at the Canary Islands Music Awards in the category for melodic albums and singer-songwriter music.
According to the venue’s programme, the event is scheduled to last 90 minutes and is recommended for visitors aged 12 and over. The government announcement gives the standard ticket price as ten euros. The available event pages do not give consistent information on current ticket availability.
Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).