English musician Jamie Cullum plays in Barcelona amid Spain-England football face-off
Jazz artist returns to Catalan capital with hits like 'All at Sea' and 'Mankind'
Jazz artist returns to Catalan capital with hits like 'All at Sea' and 'Mankind'
Singer performs anthems such as 'Take Me to Church' or recently released 'Too Sweet' in Poble Espanyol gig
Initiative organized by Friends and Family of Oncological Children Association (AFANOC) featured entertainers and comedians
The XX performed last week at the Poble Espanyol in Barcelona. The band from London played songs from their hit albums ‘xx’ and ‘Coexist’. Besides their great performance, Barcelona-based producer John Talabot also put on a great show with his first album ‘ƒIN’. Talabot’s music can be labeled as melodious techno, with a dark and creepy atmosphere. The Catalan producer played for less than an hour after which the stage was rebuilt for The XX.
Primavera Sound, Sónar or Cruïlla BCN. These are some of the music festivals that the city of Barcelona hosts. However, according to Marcelo Rosero, director of the Salsa & Latin Jazz Festival, the city “lacked high quality salsa and latin jazz music”. This new festival is taking place in a square at Poble Espanyol (Barcelona). Rosero has compared the programme of the festival with a restaurant saying that it has an “exquisite menu” and a “buffet where all is jewellery”. The festival will have “top-level bands” and its “musical acts are very important internationally”, Rosero has concluded.