Live music at the La Scala Amphitheater in Argentiera on July 31st and August 1st, starting at 8:00 PM. The Animas, Radici e Futuro 2026 Festival offers a rich program with fourteen artists and groups from Sardinia. A musical journey dedicated to world music and beyond, reflecting the fusion of folk and contemporary sound roots that characterizes the festival. The two evenings, organized by Beppe Dettori and Sa Perbeke Associazione Culturale Musicale, are free.

Friday's opening night will see Daniele Gala , a singer-songwriter who blends Italian and Sardinian music, take turns on stage, accompanied by keyboardist Daniele Barbato ; the duo Dünen and Moretti , with their Middle Eastern instruments and electronic harp sounds; NUNC , a project by Peppino Anfossi and Manuel Attanasio , offering a journey through original compositions and reinterpretations of artists such as Domenico Modugno, David Bowie, Franco Battiato, and Thom Yorke, blending voice, electronics, and violin; Mauro Mibelli , who will bring his sonic universe built around the double-neck guitar, blending Sardinian folk with Mediterranean influences; Gavino Loche , the protagonist of a personal guitar research based on unconventional tunings and the genre of progressive picking; the Beppe Dettori Ensemble , with the special participation of the harpist Raoul Moretti, and the Tamurita Duo , formed by Sergio Piras and Rossella Camellini , who will combine ska, acoustic reggae and patchanka influences.

The program will continue on Saturday 1st August with Eleonora Dee , a band that mixes singer-songwriter, funk and rock; Yasmin Bradi , accompanied by guitarist Giada Moschella , with a repertoire that spans world music; Lelle e Becciu , a project by Manuel Pagliaro and Antonio Becciu dedicated to singer-songwriter music; Syncopated City , a duo formed by Stefano Casti and Irene Salis , who blend electronics, jazz, soul and funk; Àinos Salvo e Bandito , a project by Salvatore Canneddu and Antonio Meleddu ; the singer-songwriter and guitarist Irene Loche , a blues-rock artist also appreciated abroad and protagonist of an international career, and finally Krasa , an instrumental group composed of Gabriele Griva (guitar), Walter Masala (keyboards and synth), Mauro Tore (bass), Mirco Doro (guitar) and Giuseppe Fara (drums), who will close the evening with a fusion repertoire.

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