We are currently celebrating our twenty-second anniversary. Over this time, we have been able to build a unique and distinctive festival, deeply rooted in the local area and the development of the island’s population, which has forged strong ties with the social, cultural, business and artistic fabric of Vallehermoso and La Gomera.
 
Indeed, in 2005, we at Cauprogss, S.L. embarked on one of the most rewarding professional ventures of our career: the creation of the Festival Atlántico Sonoro. Naturally, that beginning was driven by the enthusiasm to develop a cultural and artistic project in Vallehermoso, a village of great significance in our lives as it is, precisely, the place of our family origins.
 
However, we could not have imagined at the time that the Festival Atlántico Sonoro would become the flagship of our cultural enterprise and that, twenty-one editions later, we would be able to boast of having kept one of the most stable and solid festivals on the archipelago’s cultural scene going.
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This, without a doubt, is the most wonderful and exciting achievement of all these years because, as we know, the people of Vallehermoso look forward to a new edition every year. These bonds have been forged through both personal and professional collaborations, as the Festival does not limit itself to organising its programme in Vallehermoso, but draws on the town’s professional services and resources; consequently, the impact achieved is not only cultural and social, but also decidedly economic.
 
Once the Festival was established, with each new edition we have expanded the programme to other parts of the Canary Islands, with the aim of showcasing the uniqueness of Atlántico Sonoro beyond La Gomera, but also to create a magnet that draws potential audiences from other areas and markets to the rural and decentralised reality of Vallehermoso.
 
Over the years, Atlántico Sonoro has established the defining characteristics of the Festival, which now allows us to speak of four fundamental pillars: decentralisation and rurality; identity (art and memory); diversity as cultural uniqueness; and local and territorial development.

The festival is supported by the Government of the Canary Islands, through Promotur Turismo Islas Canarias and the Canary Islands Institute of Cultural Development, the Island Council of La Gomera and Vallehermoso Town Council, and is held in collaboration with Icod de Los Vinos Town Council and the Silbo Gomero Cultural Association.
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PROGRAMME
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TENERIFE
 
Workshop: “Intergenerational relationships: A bridge between experience and the future”.
Former Convent of San Francisco – Municipal Library. Icod de los Vinos.
4 June at 5.00 pm
 
Workshop: “Weaving bonds: The magic of intergenerational relationships”.
Los Piquetes Cultural Centre. Icod de los Vinos
19 June at 5.00 pm
 
Photography Exhibition by Tomás Rodríguez
Gran Costa Adeje Hotel. From 18 June to 6 July
 
Photography Exhibition by Jesús Rodríguez Falcón
Gran Costa Adeje Hotel. From 6 to 20 July
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LA GOMERA
 
La Musicleta. Plaza de la Constitución
9 May at 6.00 pm
10 May at 12.00 pm
 
Atlántico Sonoro 2026 Awards Ceremony. Plaza de la Constitución
26 June at 8.30 pm
 
Pieles “Arahal” Company. Plaza de la Constitución
26 June at 9.00 pm
 
Workshops. Plaza de la Constitución
27 June
At 11.00 am Gomero Whistling Workshop. Plaza de la Constitución
At 12.00 pm Chácara and Drum Workshop. Plaza de la Constitución
 
Concert: Totó Noriega and Piquete Cubano. Plaza de la Constitución
27 June at 8.30 pm.
 
Rokecan Orchestra. Plaza de la Constitución
27 June at 10.00 pm
 
Dramatised walking tour ‘Is Vallehermoso the Garden of Eden?’, Burka Teatro. Vallehermoso town centre
Sunday 28 June at 12.30 pm. Starting at the church
 
Large-scale wooden sculpture by Luigi Stinga. Mirador del Almendrillo
From Saturday 27 June​