Flock Drone Art returns to La Palma with a tribute show with one hundred drones

The next 19 September, Flock Drone Art returns again to the Canary Island of La Palma with a show created with a hundred drones to honor its inhabitants on the anniversary of the eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano.

During the afternoon of the 19 September 2021, The volcano located in the Cumbre Vieja Natural Park, in the island of La Palma, began to expel lava, until the eruption stopped in mid-December, 85 after.

In January 2022, the company Flock Drone Art held a show with fifty drones to honor the residents of the island who suffered the terrible consequences of the eruption. In June, The firm returned to the islands, on that occasion to Gran Canaria, to run a similar show, but with twice as many drones.

The next 19 September, Flock Drone Art will present its third show of the year in the Canary Islands, back in La Palma, On the occasion of the anniversary of the eruption. The new show, which will have One hundred drones, will be held near the El Paso Cemetery and can be seen from different points of the town.

Events with drones have become a new bet of leisure and culture. As they point out from Flock Drone Art, Throughout this summer the company's drones have illuminated the skies of many parts of Spain to celebrate events, Major and patron saint festivities.

This is what its CEO points out, Fran Arnau, "So far this year we have offered more than fifty shows. In total, We have gathered hundreds of thousands of people. We see how it is betting on replacing pyrotechnics with shows with drones, a trend that will continue to rise in the coming years".

The star show of Flock Drone Art has been Echo, A show that guides the viewer through the beauty of the figures made with the lights of the drones that seeks to raise awareness among citizens about the importance of caring for the planet.

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