GUITARRICADELAFUENTE: A TALENT WITH "MAÑO" ROOTS
There was great anticipation to see Guitarricadelafuente in Zaragoza, something confirmed the moment the artist from Castellón appeared on the Ambar Stage. Dressed in his customary feathers and championing his Maño roots, Guitarricadelafuente showcased a generous dose of his immense talent in a brilliant concert at Vive Latino.
"I'm very excited to be here with my family. I love Aragón and Zaragoza very much," the young musician said to the delight of the crowd. He opened with "Full time papi," "Futuros amantes," "Conticinio" and "Poses," essential songs from his "Spanish Leather" tour, which an enthusiastic audience sang in unison. The emotional peak came with "Babieca," the song named after the former Zaragoza nightclub where his parents first met.
SILOÉ: A MASSIVE WHIRLWIND
With the Moon already high over the Zaragoza sky, Vive Latino watched as a genuine whirlwind of energy took over its main stage. Siloé, one of the most viral bands of the moment, can claim to have delivered the most well-attended performance of the festival's fifth edition on its debut at the event. And although it was their first time performing in Zaragoza, at times it seemed as if they had spent a lifetime playing in the Aragonese capital.
The Expo venue's esplanade filled up for Siloé's concert. Photo: Vive Latino
The band took the stage with overwhelming energy and quickly won over the audience from the opening bars. "Todos los versos" and "Las palabras" sparked collective frenzy. Not a single person standing in front of the stage failed to perform every chord and word of these two songs as if they belonged to them. At Vive Latino, Siloé showed why they are enjoying such a popular period.
