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Guitarricadelafuente gets emotional at Vive Latino: "I'm proud to feel Aragonese"

Guitarricadelafuente was performing at home. He was not born in the region (he is from Benicàssim, Castellón), but his family roots are deeply Aragonese. He always highlights them whenever he has the chance on stage. This Saturday, during his performance at Vive Latino, the young singer proudly showcased his Aragonese identity to an enthusiastic audience.
Guitarricadelafuente gets emotional at Vive Latino: "I'm proud to feel Aragonese"

The singer gave an unforgettable concert on the Ambar Stage at the Zaragoza festival. Guitarricadelafuente showed why he is considered one of the most distinctive figures in Spain's current entertainment scene. After performing his third song, he addressed the audience with remarks that were a genuine gift to those present.

TEARS ON STAGE

"I am very emotional to be performing at home. I can see my parents, my cousins, my uncles and my people from Las Cuevas del Cañart," the singer began, in one of the afternoon's most moving moments. "My parents met at a nightclub in Zaragoza, at Babieca (he has a song with the same name), and I am proud to feel Aragonese," the artist said before being unable to hold back his tears as the audience applauded nonstop.

But there was still one more surprise. As his concert was coming to an end, Guitarricadelafuente fastened an Aragon flag around his neck and performed the final songs with the symbol of what he considers his home. "It is always a pleasure to perform here."