The format is simple: every Friday at 8:30 p.m. (doors will open at 8:00 p.m.) and the proposal is clear: "We are firmly committed to programming for younger audiences in a very open-minded way," explains its manager, Chema Fernández.
This first month, Kheis (October 2), Momo (October 9), Dirty Suc (October 23) and Milongas Extremas (October 30) will take the stage.
THE FULL LINEUP
KHEIS - OCTOBER 2
A Spanish rapper from Palencia, known for his raw and direct style. He has been active in the "underground" scene for more than 10 years, addressing subjects such as mental health, addiction and street life in his lyrics. His music reflects a connection with reality and life on the margins. His best-known tracks include "Perros callejeros," "No friends," "MeganFox," "Sabor amargo" and "Sagrada familia."
MOMO - OCTOBER 9
After bringing his time leading Mafalda, the highly successful Valencian punk band, to a close in 2025, Marcos is returning to the road at the helm of this new band to remind us why live music remains absolutely necessary. He will present his debut album, "Canciones para un día de mierda," a record that works as a collective cry, blending alternative rock and punk with a direct, political and visceral message.
DIRTY SUC - OCTOBER 23
The artist from Vigo entered the music world in 2011 as part of the Banana Bahia Music collective, but in 2019 decided to fully commit to his own project, composing and recording five mixtapes in just three years. In 2021, "Morriña" was released, his first studio project, bringing together eight tracks and featuring the Madrid artist Samuraï and producers such as Danni Ble, Royce Rolo and AMEX.
With a distinctive style, a multifaceted profile and direct lyrics addressing a wide range of subjects, from love to his views on the national urban scene, as well as personal stories, Dirty Suc’s career has grown exponentially. His standout tracks include "Voy Solo," featuring C. Tangana and Royce Rolo, and "Tiempos," on which he teams up with Galician rapper Hard GZ.
MILONGAS - OCTOBER 30
They have created a unique and highly surprising sound identity by blending the folklore of the Río de la Plata (Uruguay and Argentina), tango and milonga with the energy of rock, always through songs by Extremoduro. What began as a game among five twenty-somethings who used acoustic guitars, criollo guitars and bass to cover songs by their favorite band reached unprecedented levels when Extremoduro frontman Robe Iniesta declared that, of all the groups in the world performing their songs, Milongas Extremas was the only one he liked.
