Osa do Mar

Osa Do Mar will return to Burela from 1 to 5 September 2027. The festival has already confirmed Tapa d’Orella and Perfecto Miserable as its first names and has opened an initial sale of festival passes in allocations.

This edition keeps the project's connection with Burela and A Mariña: concerts, the Galician scene, emerging acts and activities spread across different spaces in the town. The full 2027 programme is still being put together.

Osa Do Mar 2027 dates

The next edition will take place from Wednesday 1 to Sunday 5 September 2027. These dates are confirmed, but there is not yet a day-by-day line-up or official stage times.

First confirmed artists

Tapa d’Orella and Perfecto Miserable open the line-up. The announcement was made through a video featuring Antonina Semedo, a Cape Verdean resident of Burela and a figure linked to the festival's community character.

These two names do not make up the full line-up. The list of artists and the structured fields on this page will only be expanded when the organisers publish new confirmations.

Passes and tickets for 2027

The first sale was organised in allocations: 250 passes at €30, a second tier at €35 up to 500 tickets and a third at €40 up to 1,000. The current price should be checked on the official Osa Do Mar website, as the first tiers may sell out.

What the festival is like in Burela

Osa Do Mar does not operate as a single, isolated festival site. Its programme is woven into Burela and combines night-time concerts, daytime sessions, cultural formats and initiatives supporting emerging talent. This layout makes the town and its harbour surroundings part of the experience.

When planning your trip, it is a good idea to book accommodation well in advance and wait for the final day-by-day line-up before deciding which days to stay. Some spaces have limited capacity and each activity may have different conditions.

What happened at the 2026 edition

The previous edition took place from 3 to 6 September 2026 and brought together Depedro, The Rapants, Ginebras, Fillas de Cassandra and Ortiga, among more than thirty performances and activities. The programme took in the Barco Museo, the Escenario Vibra Mahou and Burela Bonita, as well as formats such as Bearmú, Tardes de Peixe, Cantiños and Pantallas Sonoras.

This information is kept as historical context and is not part of the 2027 line-up or schedule. For now, the new edition has only confirmed its dates and its first two artists.

Information still to come

The rest of the line-up, stage times, stages, side programme, transport and detailed entry conditions are still to be announced. The festival's announcements and the official ticket sale are the reference point for any changes.

Burela, accommodation and getting around

Burela has most of its services concentrated around the town centre and the harbour, but September is still a busy time in A Mariña. If you plan to attend several days, it makes sense to book accommodation before the line-up is complete, looking at options both in the town and in nearby towns connected by road.

Once the stages are announced, you will need to work out walking routes and return times. Previous editions show a spread-out programme, with midday, afternoon and night-time moments that do not always take place in the same spot.

Identity and emerging programme

The Fanto Fantini association drives a festival linked to the local community and to Galician creativity. Established artists sit alongside emerging projects, audiovisual activities and formats that bring music into everyday spaces in Burela.

This identity explains why the 2027 announcement relies on Antonina Semedo and not just on two line-up names. Osa Do Mar presents the town's coexistence and cultural diversity as part of its story, a feature worth following when the full programme arrives.