🌟 Alosa will perform on February 18 in Barcelona. The Catalan new traditional song duo will bring the end of the tour of their first album, a collection of songs brimming with truth, to Sala Apolo.
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Highlights
🎤 The duo's new traditional song
👉 A date for fans of Tarta Relena or Sílvia Pérez Cruz
🎵 A concert with the Primavera Sound seal of guarantee
General Info
📅 Date: February 18, 2027
🕐 Time:
- Doors open at 7:00 PM
- The concert starts at 8:00 PM
Times may be subject to change. Purchasers will be informed of any updates
📍 Location: Sala Apolo, Barcelona
♿ Accessibility: accessible for people with reduced mobility.
👉 Experience eligible for purchase with the Bono Cultural Joven from the Ministry of Culture and Sports. You can consult the frequently asked questions and their answers here.
🧒 Age: Children under 16 can attend if accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Description
Listening to Alosa's first album, El primer cant del matí, it's impossible not to feel that Giulietta Vidal and Irene Romo are messengers of an atavistic, almost ancestral message. The songs of the Barcelona duo seem to have been passed down through generations until reaching us by the miracle of word of mouth: their unique take on Catalan folklore resonates so organically and naturally that it never feels like the fake tradition it sometimes risks being. El primer cant del matí overflows with truth sung in two voices. In this sense, the connection with Tarta Relena, who also collaborate on the album, is undeniable.
After presenting their debut in over sixty shows, mainly across the Catalan-speaking territory but also in France, Italy, and the United Kingdom, Alosa are preparing to close this first chapter of their career with an end-of-tour tour that will stop by on February 18 at Sala Apolo in Barcelona. Get your tickets for ALOSA at Sala Apolo!
