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The circus Quiros, with the famous clown Fofito Aragon as guest artist, has moved to offer a special function whose proceeds will go entirely to the account solidarity Lorca.

Two hours of entertainment with jugglers, acrobats, animal tamers and clowns, and a great solidarity objective: to help those affected by the earthquakes that struck the city of the sun exactly six months ago.

The circus Quirós will be installed in the forecourt of the Stadium Cartagonova from today until Sunday November 20, but the artists will take advantage of precisely what would be his day off on Tuesday 15 November at 20.00 hours, to provide the beneficial role of Lorca.

This has been explained clown himself Alfonso Aragon Fofito, who attended the presentation of this event this morning at the Palace Hall.

The presentation was accompanied by the councilman of Social Care, Antonio Calderon, and Public Relations Circus Quirós, Maty Munoz, who have called on all citizens not to miss this special occasion for fun and support a good cause.

The circus had to move, stated Alfonso Aragon Fofito, and even more so by their roots Quiros circus Murcia (some of their ships are located in Corvera).

The artist explained that the role of circus Quirós offers three shows in one.

The first part of pure circus trapeze artists and jugglers, and a second part to the role of animals of all kinds that will delight young and old, from camels or goats to crocodiles, snakes over six feet or tarantulas, and Finally, what ever may be missing from the circus: Laughter guaranteed with the funny clowns.

The function of two hours, is priced at 15 euros grandstand, 20 euros and 25 euros in preferred box.

The ability of carp is 1,200 persons and in case of a full, one could perform a second function, as explained by the artist.

Fofito have been dismissed from his famous voice How are you?, A kind gesture that shows that the spirit of the circus is still alive and more united than ever.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena