Through collaborative exchanges with various groups and participation in the Cultural Circuits of the Xunta and cultural programs from other municipalities, the Rondalla has actively engaged in a diverse array of events and festivals throughout Galicia. Notable venues include: - Rosalía de Castro Theatre in Coruña - Peleteiro School in Santiago - García Barbón Theatre in Vigo Significant events featuring the Rondalla include the "Feast of the Greatest" in Curtis (2005), "Magosto" in Ares (2005), and the "Night of the Pepitas" in Ferrol (1999-2002 and 2012-2023), along with performances at the Casino Ferrol. The group has also taken part in various Rondallas and String Music Festivals over several years in Ourense, as well as the Panxolínas festivals, including the Vigo Panxolínas Festival and the Habaneras da Coruña Festival.

Moreover, the Rondalla's reach extends beyond Galicia, with memorable performances such as the "Day of the Emigrant" in Cáceres in the summer of 2006, an engagement in Benidorm in August, and appearances in Seville (2007) through an invitation from Lar Gallego. They performed in Gijón in 2010, celebrated Galician Homeland Day in Madrid on July 25, 2012, and participated in several events in Santander (2017), Avilés (May 2018), Tapia de Casariego (2019), and the Iberian Meeting in Montemor o Velho, Portugal (2023).

In addition to their performances, the Rondalla has been featured four times on Galician Television, including appearances on the programs "Luar" (2), "Desde Galicia para el mundo," and "A Solaina."

Every year, the Rondalla organizes five musical events in Cariño: the Festival for the Baptism of the Godmother, a Spring Festival, a Habaneras Festival in July benefiting Caritas, a Rondallas Concert in October, and a Christmas Charity Concert in support of the Aspromor organization. Collectively, these initiatives result in an impressive average of 24 performances annually, showcasing their dedication to cultural enrichment and community engagement.