Fulu Miziki: Afrofuturist Music from Kinshasa in MadridFri, Oct 16, 2026 · Free entry listed by source.Madrid-opendata

EventsVerified listing: Madrid-opendata

Fulu Miziki: Afrofuturist Music from Kinshasa in Madrid

Nave de Terneras del Centro Cultural Casa del RelojFri, Oct 16, 2026 · 08:00 PM – 11:59 PM

Events
Source feed image (rehosted, WA-709)

Overview

Overview

Fulu Miziki - Arganzuela is a listed event at Nave de Terneras del Centro Cultural Casa del Reloj in Madrid, sourced from the official open-data cultural agenda. Free entry. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.

Read full details

Fulu Miziki, an Afrofuturist collective from Kinshasa, brings their unique musical experience to Madrid's Nave de Terneras. The ensemble creates all their instruments, masks, and stage sets from discarded materials, embodying a philosophy of reuse and sustainability. Their name translates to 'music from garbage' in Lingala, reflecting a creative approach that blends art, activism, and celebration.

On stage, the group fuses punk, electronic, industrial soukous, and African rhythms into a vibrant spectacle that invites dancing and reflection. Their performances promote environmental awareness and artistic liberation, rooted in Kinshasa's tradition of recycling. This concert is part of the Multiculturas festival, which highlights cultural diversity across Madrid throughout October.

⏱️ 3 hr 59 min

Where to buy

Good to know

  • Admission is free but capacity is limited; arrive early to secure entry.
  • The performance lasts approximately 75 minutes.
  • The venue is the Nave de Terneras at Centro Cultural Casa del Reloj, located in the Arganzuela district.

Frequently asked questions

What does Fulu Miziki mean?

It translates to 'music from garbage' in Lingala.

What kind of music do they play?

They combine punk, electronics, industrial soukous, and African rhythms in an Afrofuturist style.

Lineup

Fulu Miziki

Fulu Miziki is an Afrofuturist music ensemble from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, who make their own instruments, performance costumes, and masks out of garbage. Their name, Fulu Miziki, roughly translates to “music from garbage" in Lingala.

Venue & Map

Nave de Terneras del Centro Cultural Casa del Reloj

Madrid
Loading map…

Nave de Terneras del Centro Cultural Casa del Reloj, Madrid

More events in Madrid

2026 guides

Planning around events? These guides collect 2026 calendars, festival clusters, and practical trip ideas so you can compare dates before you book.