Madrid has a plan for today: Los Espíritus present their new album tonight at Sala Copérnico at 21:00

It is today. Los Espíritus performs tonight, Friday 13 March, at Sala Copérnico in Madrid, with doors opening at 20:00 and the concert at 21:00, so the plan already sits firmly in the city’s immediate agenda. Tickets can still be found from 30–33 euros, making the date one of this Friday’s strongest alternative-rock offerings in Madrid.

Sala Copérnico becomes a meeting point for those looking for more than a conventional concert. Los Espíritus, an Argentine psychedelic rock band, arrives in Madrid with a proposal that goes beyond music: each performance is, they say, a ritual of fun that they take very seriously.

The group was born in Buenos Aires among friends who shared a passion for nineties alternative rock. Maxi Prietto, vocals and guitar, recalls how admiration for bands such as Nirvana, the Pixies and Sonic Youth shaped his way of understanding music. Experimentation with sound coupling, feedback and distortion became their hallmark, and that energy now transfers to European stages.

For Madrid audiences, the date is an opportunity to discover a live show that blends psychedelia, urban rhythms and an enveloping atmosphere. Los Espíritus do not merely perform songs: they create an environment in which improvisation and connection with the audience take centre stage. The night promises to be different, ideal for those looking for alternative, vibrant plans in the city.

Updated 13 March 10:20

Los Espíritus performs this Friday 13 March at Sala Copérnico in Madrid, with doors opening at 20:00 and the concert beginning at 21:00 at the venue on Calle Fernández de los Ríos, 67. Tickets remain available from 30 euros on some channels and from 33 euros on others, as well as a special fan / meet and greet option with early access and merchandise.

The Madrid date is part of the European and Spanish tour in March 2026, which also includes stops in Barcelona, Valencia and Mallorca. The band arrives with the momentum of La Montaña (2023) and the EP Camina (2025), a new stage in which they mix Latin psychedelia, electric blues, urban rock and hypnotic percussion. In Madrid, a set list combining recent songs such as “Camina” and “Caro” with some of their best-known tracks is expected, in a live show presented as a particularly immersive and sensory experience.