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María José García-Pelayo: "We want to tell the world that Jerez is here."

On the occasion of the closing of the XXX Jerez Festival, we spoke with the mayor of this city at the Lola Flores Cultural Center.

Mª Isabel Rodríguez Palop by Mª Isabel Rodríguez Palop
May 13th 2026
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On the occasion of the closing of the 30th edition of Jerez FestivalWe spoke with the mayor of Jerez de la Frontera, Maria Jose Garcia-Pelayo, in a place laden with symbolism for the city's culture: the Lola Flores Cultural Center.

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Mª Isabel Rodríguez Palop

Mª Isabel Rodríguez Palop

Author of 'Flamenco for Dummies' (Editorial Grupo Planeta, 2020). More than fifteen years of experience in the flamenco press. "From Extremadura, from the cantes, of the fans, of events, peñaflamenco shows, festivals…, of flamenco Extremaduran with capital letters, I will give an account from the international portal expoflamenco».

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