Overview
- The 25th Correlingua race in Santiago, involving 1,400 students from 17 schools, kicks off tomorrow to promote the use of the Galician language among youth.
- Marín will host the 'Vila do Libro' festival from May 16 to 18, featuring literary dialogues, workshops, and live music, including a performance by Gallos del Norte.
- The Real Academia Galega will hold a public session in Malpica on May 17, honoring cantareiras and oral poetry, with Tanxugueiras performing as part of the program.
- Meis will celebrate the Día das Letras Galegas on May 17 with the Romaría das Letras, highlighting performances by cantareiras and pandereteiras, alongside traditional games and local crafts.
- Sanxenxo will pay tribute to its traditional music groups on May 17 through performances and presentations, emphasizing the contributions of local pandereteiras.