As he has done several times throughout his long career, Yandel continues to pioneer, innovating to make reggaeton, and his songs, something even greater than they are today. Just as he opened the genre, and in general, music in Spanish, to the Anglo-Saxon hip hop market, months ago he became the first urban artist to stage a show of his greatest hits accompanied by a symphony orchestra.

Stuart Murdoch and his colleagues represent, from Glasgow, the essence of the most refined British indie that emerged in the nineties, underpinning a handful of unfading songs. Their exultant live shows are real life celebrations, filled with superb pop songs. They will review one of their most celebrated works, the unforgettable If You're Feeling Sinister, followed by a selection of the band's hits. This promises, and a lot.

Ghislaine Leung builds her practice from a series of scores that define the nature of each work. These scores respond to the conditions of the structures in which they are exhibited and reveal their - our - own limitations within the system.

Based on a series of parameters that govern the functioning of the Miró Foundation, Leung's exhibition focuses on mutual dependence, examining the vulnerability of structures and the way we circulate through them.

Curated by Alejandro Alonso Díaz.

Rosario returns to the stage to present her new album, Universo de Ley, live on a tour of the same name that summarizes more than three decades of musical career and in which she will perform all her greatest hits.

More than 33 years of experience, fifteen albums, concerts that number in the thousands, 8 films shot and a nomination for the Goya, 12 platinum albums, 3 Ondas Awards, 3 Latin Grammys and 1 Gold Medal of Merit in Fine Arts... All this makes Rosario a living legend of music in Spanish, one of the most beloved and respected artists by the public and for his professional colleagues.

The album that he now presents on this tour is a tribute to his beginnings, and in it Rosario has again recorded his first hits as a duet with great world figures of Hispanic music.

To really know who Rosario is is to go see Rosario live.

Patufet is a child as small as a grain of rice; small, small, like a seed... One day his mother lets him go shopping at Josepet's shop all by himself. It will be a very exciting day for Patufet, and a day full of adventures and emotions for all those who accompany him. Do you want to sing his song with him? Patim, patam, patum, don't step on Patufet...!

We invite you to enjoy this fantastic and endearing adaptation made by the Cia. The Little Brownie from the folk tale with the smallest, bravest and most beloved protagonist of all.

Recommended age: From 2 years

Artistic file:

Adaptation: Cia. The Little Brownie.

Puppets: Susanna Rubio

Set design: Guillem Arenós

Narration and manipulation: Susanna Rubio

Costume design: Laia Neus

Photography and Graphic Design: Guillem Arenós

Directed by: Benjamí Conesa

Music: Catalan Folklore/Traditional

Ojete Calor return. A special return, since they have never left. Although her new tour makes you think: It may be our last tour or it may be a trick to sell more World Tour 2026 tickets.

Get some air, because the kings of Subnopop might be about to do an Andy and Look Us.

It would be your last chance to listen in concert to their already mythical Mocatriz, Morreo, Agapimú, Tonta Gilipó and other great hits

Diana Krall is the only jazz singer to have eight of her albums debut at number one on the Billboard Jazz Albums chart. With a career spanning more than 25 years, she has won two Grammy®, ten Juno® Awards and accumulated several gold, platinum and multi-platinum records, establishing herself as one of the most recognizable artists in contemporary jazz.

Born in Nanaimo, British Columbia, she began studying piano at the age of four and playing jazz locally at fifteen, influenced by her father, a pianist and jazz connoisseur of the 1920s and 1930s. He studied at the prestigious Berklee College of Music and later moved to Los Angeles, where he met musicians such as Ray Brown, who became his musical mentor.

His international success came with When I Look in Your Eyes (1999), his first album with Verve Records, which spent 52 weeks at number one on the Billboard Jazz and won two Grammys. Since then, he has released albums such as The Look of Love, Turn Up The Quiet and This Dream Of You, with collaborations with Tony Bennett, Paul McCartney and Barbra Streisand.

Diana Krall combines vocal virtuosity, piano and emotional performance, and tours the world on sold-out tours, performing at the most prestigious festivals and concert halls in North America, Europe, Asia and Australia.

After two years of absence, the legendary trio ZZ Top embarks on a European tour that will stop in Barcelona. The famous “Little Ol' Band From Texas” will perform at Poble Espanyol on Sunday, July 19.

Billy F. Gibbons commented: “We love playing for European audiences as it is one of the most energetic and enthusiastic we have found over the last five decades. We're excited to bring _The Big One! _ in Europe, where you can be sure that we will give our best.”

ZZ Top, a rock legend, traces its origins back to late 1969, debuting at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Beaumont, Texas. In the years since then, the band has sold more than 60 million albums worldwide. Its catalog includes four RIAA gold-certified records, six platinum albums and one album, Eliminator, in the diamond category for its more than 10 million copies sold. In addition, they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 21 years ago by Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones himself.

A moving drawing workshop that invites to form a collective metacos, in which several people coordinate their gestures to activate different senses (peripheral vision, ear, expanded touch). Architecture here becomes the catalyst for a graphic choreography, where body and space dialogue simultaneously.

Judit Neddermann is one of the most recognized voices of contemporary Catalan music, noted for her interpretive sensitivity and her facet as a composer. With more than 10 years of experience, he has built a repertoire that combines poetry, emotion and a deep connection with life and love for music.

The singer has established herself as a versatile artist, able to move between intimate formats and large orchestral arrangements. As he says, “When I sing with an orchestra I feel the voice wrapped up, raised and magnified. It awakens my emotion and connects me with the beauty of making music.” His ability to fuse voice with orchestral textures gives him a unique style, which excites audiences and critics alike.

Currently, Neddermann presents his concerts accompanied by his band and the GIO Symphonia, under the direction of Joan Albert Amargós, offering an intense and nuanced musical experience. His interpretation combines technique, expressiveness and sensitivity, and reflects his commitment to artistic expression.

With a career in constant evolution and an outstanding presence on the Catalan and international stages, Judit Neddermann is an essential artist for lovers of emotional and quality music, capable of transforming each performance into a unique poetic and sound journey.

Pure vocal power and stage magnetism: a night with two stellar performances

Two of the most personal and captivating voices on the international scene share a poster in the same night of overflowing talent. The evening will offer the unique opportunity to enjoy two consecutive top-level concerts.

On the one hand, Laura Pergolizzi, known worldwide as LP, a force of nature who jumped to global fame with the anthem Lost on You. His style, a mix of indie-pop, rock and folk, stands out for a unique vocal range and brutal honesty.

On the other hand, the same night will feature the performance of Judith Hill, Prince's protégé and star voice in the documentary 20 Feet from Stardom. With a legacy of soul, funk and R&B, Hill brings a sophistication and energy that confirms her as one of the great divinities of contemporary black music.

After destroying all the tickets to her previous tour, Chayanne returns to Spain to offer us the last and long-awaited opportunity to live her spectacular Bailemos Otra Vez Tour 2026. It will arrive at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona on July 22. Overwhelming demand from the public has led the Puerto Rican idol to include new dates next summer, thus giving a second and last chance to the thousands of people who were left without enjoying concerts that quickly sold out.

An essential event for all fans!

On stage will be played his greatest hits - true anthems of popular music culture - along with his most recent releases, which have returned Chayanne to the top of the charts in numerous countries. Nostalgia and actuality are intertwined in the proposal of one of the most influential Latin artists of all time.

Celia Giraldo/Spain/2024/Comedy - Drama/96 min

La Pilar is a dedicated mother and the most respected nurse in the clinic with treballa. Or Almenys Això is the one she thinks about the end of the day when, above all, she is welcomed. Disoriented, she desperately retreats to what she has always had: caring for the jungle family. But in this drift he will discover that power to explore or find a new Pillar.

In coproduction with PIÑATA

The return to Barcelona of one of the living legends of jazz, Pat Metheny, at the head of his trio Side-Eye plus the addition of a double bass player. With Pat Metheny, Chris Fishman, Joe Dyson and Jermaine Paul.

Pat Metheny, guitars

Chris Fishman, piano and keyboards

Joe Dyson, drums

Jermaine Paul, double bass

Entrava luz por las crevices proposes a journey through the multiple forms of collective creation that have emerged through video from the seventies to the present. The central axis is the experience of Vidéo-Nou/Servei de Vidéo Comunitari, a collective active in Catalonia during the Transition that understood video not only as a technical means, but also as a political and social tool capable of generating processes of self-organization, neighborhood empowerment and counter-information.

Starting from this historical core, the exhibition unfolds in different thematic areas that intertwine archives, practices and strategies of other national and international collectives, both historical and contemporary. Far from a linear genealogy, a constellation of experiences is proposed that blur the boundaries between art and activism, document and fiction, aesthetics and ethics.

Collective creation, as proposed, is not simply a way of doing in a group, but a practice that questions hegemonic notions of authorship, intellectual property, individual genius, and narrative linearity.

When listening, negotiation and sharing come into play, these experiences invite us to rethink the forms of cultural production and to imagine other ways of relating to images, bodies and territories. Light entering through the cracks alludes to that dim but insistent luminosity that emerges at the margins. The light of the screen, a vehicle of narration, presence and denunciation, becomes here a symbol of the practices that put the spotlight where no one looked, that made the hidden visible, that understood other ways of saying and being.

In this context, information is not presented as a closed product, but as a moving process in which reporting is not only issuing data, but conveying experiences, opening questions, sharing knowledge and building relationships. This was one of the keys to Video-New/Community Video Service's work: putting the medium at the service of communities, generating back and forth circuits between who records, who speaks and who watches. Thus, the video becomes a tool for mediation, active listening and collective construction of the story.

Don Omar will perform three concerts to suit the stage, and one of them will be on July 23 in Barcelona.

Surely their great hits will sound like_ Danza Kuduro, Dile, Salida el sol, Ojitos chiquitos or Dale Don Dale. _

The intellect of salsa and the voice of a continent

To speak of Rubén Blades is to make it one of the most monumental figures of Latin culture. With more than 50 years of career, the Panamanian has transcended music to become an essential social chronicler. An absolute referent of “intellectual sauce”, Blades revolutionized the genre in the 70s from New York, endowing the lyrics with an unprecedented political and poetic charge. Winner of 12 Grammy Awards and 10 Latin Grammys, his legacy includes masterpieces such as Siembra (the best-selling album in salsa history). Prestigious actor and activist, the “Poeta de la Salsa” returns to the stages to show that his validity and his charisma are, like his classics, absolutely immortal.

The return of the Colombian idol with 'El baile de todos'

Silvestre Dangond, one of the most influential and recognized figures in Latin music, confirms his long-awaited return to Spain with El baile de todos, a tour that promises to become one of the great musical events of the summer.

The Colombian artist meets his audience again after the success of his previous visits, reaffirming the solid connection he maintains with Spain, one of the European territories where his music has an increasingly wide and loyal fan base.

The tour accompanies the album of the same name, a project that marks one of the most successful stages in his career. The artist has recently obtained a Latin GRAMMY and added four nominations for Premio Lo Nuestro 2026, reaffirming his validity and leadership within Latin music today.

Throughout his career, he has consolidated a solid international career, with a discography full of successes and collaborations with artists such as Sebastián Yatra, Carín León, Fonseca and Emília Mernes, demonstrating his artistic versatility and his ability to connect with different generations.

An evening to thank Josep Pons for his 14 years of dedication and dedication to the Liceu

Content:

In 1906, Gustav Mahler described his Eighth Symphony as the most ambitious creation of his entire previous catalog in content and form. According to Mahler, the symphony was revealed to him as a dazzling vision, with a unique structure: from beginning to end, everything is sung, with human voices as essential instruments. The work merges two disparate texts in different languages: the medieval hymn Veni creator spiritus and the final scene of Goethe's Faust, which explores and expresses a common idea of redemption by the grace of love

The challenge of bringing an Eighteenth to life surpasses that of any other symphonic work. Josep Pons, after these years at the head of the orchestra and choir of the Gran Teatre del Liceu, puts an end to this magnificent musical episode, after transforming the formations and leaving his own stamp. This overwhelming Symphony of a Thousand, one of the greatest works of all time, will be an exciting crowning of this love story.

Artistic file:

Symphony Orchestra of the Gran Teatre del Liceu

Director

Josep Pons

Choir of the Gran Teatre del Liceu

Director

Paul Assante

Spanish National Choir

Director

Miguel Angel Garcia Canamero,

Puig-Reig Pplofonica

Emmanuel Niubò, conductor

Depart:

Peccatrix Machine

Elisabeth Teige

Poenitentium

Jacquelyn Stucker

Mater Gloriosa

Serena Saenz

Mulier Samaritan

Beth Taylor

Maria Aegyptiaca

Miyoko Fujimura

Doktor Marianus

Michael Spyres

Pater Ecstaticus

Nicholas Brownlee

Deep Pater

Albert Dohmen

Miles Davis (1926-1991). He changed the history of music, not just jazz, a few times. His influence is still everywhere today. We listen to his records and watch his video recordings with devotion, and the history of the Barcelona Jazz Festival is also nourished by anecdotes and experiences lived alongside him. Marcus Miller, an essential collaborator of his return to the 1980s, is surrounded by a team with other leading former Miles' disciples — Bill Evans and Mike Stern — and his regular collaborators (Mino Cinelu, Russell Gunn, Brett Williams and Anwar Marshall) to celebrate the centenary of one of the great figures of 20th century music.

The idea, Miller explains, is to perform music from the iconic 1981 album We Want Miles! , recorded live in Japan, with other classics of the trumpeter's repertoire from the 50s and 60s until reaching the era of Tutu _ (1986) and _Amandla (1989). “We will play music from every era of Miles' career,” Miller wrote, “but I also want to use these incredible musicians with whom I will come to Barcelona to take Miles into the future and explore things that he would surely have been interested in investigating.” Because, in short, “Miles never looked back; he always focused on the future.”

We Want Miles!, of course.

Marcus Miller, electric bass and bass clarinet

Mike Stern, guitar

Bill Evans, tenoresax

Mino Cinelu, percussion

Russell Gunn, trumpet

Brett Williams, keyboards

Anwar Marshall, drums

Giorgi Gigashvili, piano

D. Scarlatti: Sonata in C major, K. 487;

Sonata in C major, K. 29; Sonata in

The major, K. 113

F. Chopin: Ballad No. 4, in F minor, op. 52

N. Beridze: Neues Werk für Klavier

L. Boulanger: work to be determined

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After gathering more than 65,000 Brunchers at the 2025 edition, we return next summer with a new edition that promises to be even more special. New experiences and a program that will once again bring together some of the most important artists of international and local electronic music.