They say you get to know a person best during hard times. And since two earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 on the Richter scale struck Venezuela on June 24, the immediate global response has shown that, in times of crisis, the whole world does indeed come together. Whether in the form of donations, humanitarian aid, or—as has already been announced in Madrid— a concert in support of Venezuela.
The initiative comes from the Fever platform, which is transforming one of its famous Candlelight concerts in Madrid into a charity event where the net proceeds will go to various NGOs providing aid in the region. The “ ” concert will take place on July 30 at the Círculo de Bellas Artes, which will be filled with light and music in a program that also includes Venezuelan national anthems.
The Parallel Quartet’s performance and the contribution to local foundations
The renowned Parallel Quartet will provide the musical accompaniment for this charity Candlelight concert on a pro bono basis. It will take place on July 30, a date on which the concert’s signature aesthetic will be preserved: thousands of candles will illuminate the Círculo de Bellas Artes while the quartet performs live.
Fever is legally committed to making a subsequent corporate contribution equivalent to 100% of the concert’s net proceeds (defined as the ticket price minus applicable local taxes and payment processing fees) directly to local partner foundations.
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The concert program intertwines Venezuelan roots and soul with timeless themes of resilience, resulting in a repertoire featuring songs such as “Venezuela ,” and “ ” “Alma llanera ” (known as the country’s unofficial anthem) are performed, followed by timeless songs of joy and triumph such as “Imagine” and “Viva la Vida.”
Because this concert isn’t just for Venezuelans who want to feel a little closer to home through music, but also for anyone—whether they feel an emotional connection to Venezuela or not—who wants to be part of an event to help the victims.
The Madrid concert isn’t the only Candlelight charity concert. In addition to the one in the Spanish capital, there will also be concerts in Barcelona, Valencia, Bogotá, Santiago, Chile, Mendoza, Buenos Aires, Córdoba (Argentina), Miami, and New York.
Music may not be able to save lives directly, but it can give people hope—and that is precisely what this concert on July 30 aims to achieve. Performed by the Parallel Quartet, this charity event will fill the Círculo de Bellas Artes with thousands of candles and will channel the full proceeds from each ticket into providing much-needed relief for the organizations working to help the victims in Venezuela.
Everything you need to know before going to the concert in Madrid
📅 When: July 30, 2026
🕒 Time: 7:00 p.m.
📍 Where: Círculo de Bellas Artes (Calle de Alcalá, 42)
⏳Duration: 60 minutes
👀 Practical information: admission for ages 8 and up (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult); doors open 45 minutes before the show starts, and entry will not be permitted once the performance has begun
🫂This event is made possible thanks to the support of: Parallel Quartet and the Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid
🎟️Fever Charity Initiative: This concert is a standard commercial sale subject to applicable local taxes. Fever will make a subsequent corporate contribution using its own funds, and the purchase of a ticket does not entitle the buyer in Spain to a donation receipt or a tax deduction.