Zubieta prepares grand celebration for Real Sociedad's Champions League qualification. Real Sociedad is celebrating its historic entry into the Champions League. Zubieta will host a public event for fans featuring the Orfeón Donostiarra choir. The club promises a special atmosphere and live music.
Real Sociedad is organizing a large-scale event at Zubieta to celebrate the women’s team’s qualification for the Champions League. Tomorrow, the stadium will become a space for fans, players, and the city's cultural icons to come together. The highlight of the day will be a performance by Orfeón Donostiarra — one of Spain’s oldest and most respected choirs — which will give the celebration a special atmosphere.
Before the match against Granada CF, not only will the players take to the field, but also the Orfeón Donostiarra ensemble led by their conductor. Their performance is set to become the emotional centerpiece of the day, uniting music, sport, and local identity. The club emphasizes that it is counting on strong support from the stands: fans are invited to come with their families to share the joy of this historic achievement.
Founded in 1897, Orfeón Donostiarra has long been an integral part of San Sebastián’s cultural life. Its participation in the celebration highlights Real Sociedad’s connection to local traditions and the city’s community. The club notes that moments like these allow everyone to feel the unity of the team, fans, and the city. Zubieta is expected to be packed to capacity with an atmosphere among the most vibrant in recent years.
An important part of the event will be the organization of photo and video recording. Real Sociedad warns in advance that images from the celebration may be posted on the club's official resources for promotional purposes. For those who do not wish to appear in the footage, there is an option to contact a special email address to request the removal of photos. The privacy policy is published on the club's website.
The festive program in Zubieta is not the only noteworthy event in the region. Earlier, attention was drawn to the situation with the launch of a support service for victims of terrorism in Catalonia: the service was barely operational due to staff shortages. Such news highlights how important not only sporting achievements are for society, but also the work of social institutions.
