The Malaga singer brought together 4,500 spectators at the Son Fusteret venue in Palma, as part of his KM0 Tour, with a repertoire that combined his greatest hits and new songs.
Pablo Alborán once again demonstrated his drawing power this Saturday in Palma. The Son Fusteret venue was filled with 4,500 people eager to enjoy one of the most anticipated events of the musical summer in Mallorca. The KM0 Tour, which showcases his new artistic phase, did not disappoint the attendees, who sang along from the very first chords.
The anticipation was palpable even before the artist took to the stage. Hundreds of voices chanted his name while the lights were still on. When Alborán appeared, the reception was thunderous, marking the start of a night filled with emotions.
A powerful start with a message
The concert began with Clickbait and Tabú, two tracks from his latest album. After a warm “Bona nit, Mallorca,” the singer made a declaration of intent: “Tonight we aim to give our all for Mallorca.” Clickbait, with its critique of media superficiality, opened the repertoire with a contemporary pop production and alternative nuances, supported by a solid band and a powerful light show.
The audience quickly became familiar with the new songs, which represent Alborán's artistic rebirth. The message of returning to his roots after years of personal and professional evolution resonated with the crowd, who applauded continuously.
Timeless hits and intimate moments
The night alternated between the newest songs and classic hits like Quién, Me quedo, Vámonos de aquí, No vaya a ser, Qué tal te va, and Tanto. The audience sang along to practically every verse, turning the venue into a large choir. One of the most emotional moments came when Alborán sat at the piano to perform Mis 36, an intimate performance that slowed the pace of the show.
Before Planta 7, the singer wanted to raise awareness about bone marrow donation. “Donating marrow saves lives,” he stated, during one of the most applauded moments of the night. His closeness to his fans was evident when he invited ten people from the audience to join him on stage for a medley of Perfectos imperfectos, Que siempre sea verano, Tu refugio, and Dónde está el amor.
New songs and a grand finale
The night also left room for new material. Alborán performed Tiempos bonitos for the first time in Palma, a song released just a day earlier. In the final part, the most intense moments arrived with Saturno and, especially, Solamente tú. The more than 4,000 attendees sang along to every verse, prompting long and emotional ovations.
As a grand finale, the concert featured the appearance of La Mari, who joined Alborán to perform Desconocido. For the residents of Palma, this concert was a unique opportunity to enjoy an artist in full evolution, in a venue that is becoming a benchmark for live music on the island. The KM0 Tour continues its journey, but Mallorca now has its night etched in memory.
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