29 June 2026

Ibiza Bids Farewell to Esteemed Musician Gilberto Tur Riera

Ibiza mourns the loss of renowned musician Gilberto Tur Riera, a cherished figure in the island's music scene. Born in Algeria in 1939, Tur Riera moved to Ibiza as a child, where his musical journey began alongside his siblings. Encouraged by their playful beginnings with makeshift instruments, he deepened his passion for music, studying with local musicians and eventually joining the Municipal Band.

Tur Riera's illustrious career saw him perform with various ensembles, including Ritmo y Melodía and the Hawai Orchestra, gracing venues like Ses Guitarres and Hotel La Cala. His influence was instrumental in nurturing Ibiza's music culture, particularly through his involvement with the Pro Música Association, fostering musical education and community on the island.

Fondly remembered for his dedication to enriching Ibiza's vibrant musical landscape, Tur Riera's legacy continues to inspire the island's artists and tourists who flock to experience its rich cultural heritage.

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