Despite the cold coming, there is no need to recover. Barcelona’s weekend schedule is full of music and humor festivals. In Poble Español, a festival has just been born, designed for those who don’t want to prepare or wait long for their beer. Parallel is another long-running cooperative that promotes local critical artists. But visiting Faroe or Say It Loud isn’t the only musical proposition. Those nostalgic for 90s rock must go to the Sant Jordi club to see Roxette return with a new vocalist. In addition, EL PAÍS selects the best humor proposals from the Hilaria Festival.
Roxette Sin Marie’s first turn
Anyone with memories of the 80s and 90s knows this by heart. listen to your heart, dangerous of joyride. These songs became one of the most listened to songs of the Swedish duo formed by Per Gässl and Marie Fredriksson around the world until a cancer diagnosis cut it all off in early 2000. Now that Marie has passed away in 2019, Bae y Todo La Banda Han has decided to return to the scene to pay tribute and replace her signature voice with another Swedish superstar, Lena Phillipson. It continues to heat up across South Africa and this weekend heads to Valencia (Saturday 9pm Roig Arena) and Barcelona (Sunday 9pm Sant Jordi Club).
Feroe: A peaceful festival is born with Squishy and the tallest man on earth
The idea was born when Albert, 59, decided that today’s festivals were not for him. He either changed it or arrived on the scene. I was looking for easy and practical music quotes. Scenic grounds, no VIP zones, little savings, and guaranteed round-trip transportation. It’s all going to happen this weekend in Pobre Español, where the first edition of Feroe (named after the Nordic islands) will be held. Next comes The Most Folk and Country Cartel, presented by The Weather Station. humanity At 7 p.m. Then the Jayhawks shift arrives, culminating (at 10 p.m.) with the hypnotic audio of the tallest man on Earth. El Saturday Empieza (also at 7 p.m.) is another charming voice. Valeria June came to visit from Memphis. Owls, omens, and oracles. At 8:30 p.m., it’s Nick Lowe & Ross Straitjackets’ shift, and at 10 p.m., the Fellows begin with a classic by British band Squeeze. There may be someone on the way to your house, like Medianosh.
Discover what matters locally: Say It Loud launches 16th edition
The cooperative turned into a record label and music festival, boosting the careers of local artists and critics such as Las Bajas Pasiones and Queralt Rahoz. The annual fiesta continues to grow into its 16th edition (with restrictions and without sponsors) and concludes this weekend with the Sala Parallel 62. The next program will be dedicated to local talent and dedication at 10pm and will be hosted by Emma Yuz. clementine. Behind her, you can hear CHA’s female rap and Mogambo’s fun electronic music. Saturday night opens at 8:30pm and features a dancehall mix of cumbia, salsa or La Niña Mai, as well as concerts by Britain’s Bitty McLean and Berlin’s Solvina. The end of the fiesta (0:45) ends with a reggae session from veteran David Rodigan.
Barcelona has a humor festival called Hilaria
A cultural festival is underway that shows how Catalan humor is attracting more and more talent and fans. The Hilaria Festival opens and from this Sunday brings together in El Molino some of the most famous comics and communicators of the Catalan scene, including Ascar Dalmau (tonight at 8 p.m.), Natsa Faré (8 a.m.) and Mark Saratz and Arnau García’s show “Actitu de Coctel” (10:30 a.m.). On Sunday, Sala Paral·lel 62 welcomes the most original proposals. At 6 p.m., the company La Calòrica was invited to take part in the dialectical battle between actors and comics. And at 8:30 p.m., director Dani de la Olden joins us for “The Roast.” There, comedians like Andres Fazingold and Indicatiu say that he will never be beautiful (and only with all due respect to the world). Interested parties are encouraged to purchase tickets for the show as soon as possible on the festival’s website.
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