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Bad Gyal sweeps the Palau Sant Jordi with three nights of unstoppable partying
Barcelona experiences a weekend marked by the Bad Gyal phenomenon. The artist has sold out three consecutive concerts at the Palau Sant Jordi, bringing together more than 51,000 people to celebrate her ten years of career.
Alba Farelo, who started in 2016 with covers and viral tracks, has gone from recording at home to leading the national urban music scene. Songs such as Fiebre and Mercadona marked the beginning of a career that is now reaching one of its highest points.
After the success of La Joia, her first album, the artist arrives in Barcelona with Más Cara, her new work. Recent tracks such as Da Me, Fuma and Noticia de Ayer are already part of the repertoire of concerts combining music, choreography and a powerful stage show.
Tickets sold out in minutes, confirming the connection with an audience that has grown up with her music. Sant Jordi is thus transformed into a huge dance floor for three consecutive nights, in one of the year’s most outstanding landmarks in the city.
When a local artist fills Barcelona’s largest venue several times in a row, it is not only a musical success: it reflects how the cultural scene is changing and which sounds set the city’s rhythm. Urban music ceases to be alternative and becomes the protagonist. After this triple concert, attention turns to the evolution of her tour and the impact of her new album. Barcelona has already confirmed that Bad Gyal plays in the front rank of the international scene.
