The fourth edition of San Isidro Murals was held in March 20^th, 21^stand 22^nd2015. To introduce the youngest known talents, graffiti artists painted some of the 42 murals.

The curators of this fourth edition were the artists Eva Ruiz and Fabiola Andreu. This edition, like previous ones, had several schools and high schools of Orihuela take part, in this case Jesus María de San Isidro, Virgen de la Puerta and the secondary schools Espeñetas, Gabriel Miróand Tháder. Other associations that took part were Vega Baja Acoge, with its “Alondra de la callearriba” project, Oriol Occupational Centre, Women’s Association Clara Campoamor, Más Vida, etc.

Elche’s Cuadernos Viajeros Association toured around the San Isidrodistrict while painting over the three days. In addition, there were more than ten concerts and a new edition of street music. Pianist Carlos Jiménez paid tribute to Imanol, the Basque singer and songwriter who spent the last years of his life in Orihuela Costa and devoted his entire life and music to the fight for freedom. Orihuela poet Ada Soriano was in charge of reading the writers’ manifesto and Joan Castejón, an artist who participated in the 1976 murals and returned in 2012, read the painters’ manifesto.

Theatre also played a lead role during the weekend with the students of the Council Theatre Workshop, who passed through the streets of San Isidro district reciting Miguel Hernández’s poems.

Eva Ruiz, Ximo Canet, Virus, Álvaro Belmonte, Macarena Robles, Kike Payá, Victoria Díaz, Italian artist Marco Adami, Rate López and Javier Agulló, among many other painters, gathered again in the San Isidro district to fill its streets with colour, poetry, culture and beauty.