A show by "Coti y Los Brillantes" and the La Plata artist Francisco Lago will begin this Monday the first autoconcert in the city of La Plata, to 19.30 in the Republic of Children.

This is the new stage of the initiative of the "Auto Flap" of the Municipality of La Plata, that brings together families with the aim of promoting cultural activities under strict health protocols.

The proposal will now be expanded with the arrival of a self-concert that can be enjoyed at the Camino General Belgrano property and 501.

About the outdoor proposal, the Secretary of Culture and Education of the Commune, Martiniano Ferrer Picado, he pointed: "Respecting the protocols and sanitary standards, we continue to advance progressively with various proposals to reactivate the cultural sector in the city ".

At that point, assured that “families from the entire Party will be able to enjoy a different initiative, without getting out of the car ".

As reported by the Commune, via https website://autoflap.com.ar/, You can buy the latest tickets available and know the schedule of proposals that the "Auto Flap" will offer in terms of concerts and cinema functions..

More than 200 tickets sold for the presentation of "Coty and the bright ones" by Lago, member of the band Cruzando el Charco, the remaining tickets have a value of 3.000 pesos per car.

After purchasing your tickets, Users will receive an email with the purchase confirmation and a QR code that will be scanned to enter the show at the entrance of the venue.

The "Auto Flap" initiative includes a health protocol prepared by professionals from the Municipality, which includes a sanitizing cabin to disinfect each vehicle upon entering the premises; control of the body temperature of each assistant; and a special procedure for entering the toilets, disinfecting the facilities before and after each use and avoiding the generation of waiting lines.

On the other hand, The municipality recalled that it will continue with multiple daily functions of the drive-in movie from today to Sunday also in the Children's Republic with children's films, of comedy, drama and science fiction.