If he doesn't write, he sings; if he doesn't sing, he composes; if he doesn't compose, he reads or prepares some kind of performance, who knows in what format. Paco Contreras, known artistically as Niño de Elche, is an artist who works in different fields because he doesn't know how to do it any other way: he likes experimentation, contradiction, and, above all, knowing what he wants to say: "The format comes later, but it's important to know the message." On Saturday, August 9, he will be at the Santuario de Consolación de San Juan, along with Soleá Morente, during the great flamenco night of the Fundación Mallorca Literaria's La Luna en Verso festival. He's not presenting any album: he'll give a concert that will have two parts. "The first will be more focused on guitars, with a sound close to flamenco rock and progressive rock. The second part will be a session based on all the music I've developed from radishes, industrial music, and machine music."