San Roque’s Plaza de las Constituciones is set to resonate with the sounds of the late 20th century this Saturday night, August 19th, as the annual Al Fresquito Festival returns. The free concert, a beloved tradition offered by the City of San Roque, will feature a lineup of iconic bands and artists.

The youth delegation, lead by Mayor David Ramos and in collaboration with Concert Sound, has curated a vibrant evening. Attendees can look forward to performances by the influential Spanish rock group The Rebels, the distinctive voice of Invisible’s Javier ojeda, and Jaime Urrutia, the frontman of the legendary Cabinet Caligari. Resident DJs will also be on hand to keep the energy high.

The Rebels, hailing from Barcelona, have a history dating back to 1979 with Carlos Segarra at the helm. They rose to prominence in the mid-1980s with hits like “Harely del 66” and solidified their status with tracks such as “Mescalina.” Their greatest successes, however, arrived in the mid-1990s with anthems like “Mediterranean” and “Under the Light of the Moon.”

Francisco Javier Ojeda Martos, born in Málaga in 1964, is a celebrated Spanish singer, musician, and composer. He previously captivated audiences at the Plaza de la Constitución in August 2021. Ojeda is best known as the lead vocalist and composer for the pop-rock band Invisible, which enjoyed a highly successful career in the 1980s and 1990s, earning two platinum and four gold records in Spain for songs including “At dawn,” “Taste of Love,” “Yolanda,” and “Out There.”

Jaime Urrutia Valenzuela, born in Madrid in 1958, is a prominent composer and musician associated with the “Madrid movement.” He initially gained recognition with the band permanent Paralysis before achieving widespread fame with Cabinet Caligari. Their 18-year career produced enduring hits such as “Four Roses,” “The fault Was the Cha-Cha-Cha,” and “In the Heat of Love in a Bar.” Urrutia launched his solo career in 2002, releasing successful tracks like “What Barbarity” and “Castles in the Air.”