Maika Makovski brings the indie scene together in a one-off concert at the Palau

Palau de la Música hosts a unique event on 4 March. Maika Makovski celebrates 20 years of her career alongside key artists from alternative music. The concert promises surprises and unexpected collaborations. The night will be recorded for history. Barcelona vibrates with musical diversity.

Barcelona is preparing for one of those nights that define an era in its cultural calendar. On 4 March, Palau de la Música Catalana will be the setting where Maika Makovski celebrates two decades of her career, surrounded by a constellation of artists who have left their mark on the alternative scene. For those who live the city to the rhythm of concerts, the event promises strong emotions and unrepeatable moments.

The singer-songwriter, with Mallorcan and Macedonian roots, has known how to reinvent herself album after album, exploring everything from alternative rock to indie and punk rock. Now, after eight albums and a career marked by experimentation, Makovski revisits every stage in a show designed to surprise even her most faithful followers. The repertoire will travel from her 2005 debut to her recent «Bunker Rococo», released this year.

Expectation is growing around the guest list, which brings together indispensable names from the national and international scene. Anni B Sweet, Christina Rosenvinge, Howe Gelb, Los Zigarros, Mohama Saz, Nina de Juan (Morgan), Niña Coyote eta Chico Tornado, Paul Fuster, Quartet Brossa and The Mani-las, among others, will share the stage in an evening promising unexpected collaborations and unique versions. In addition, the organisers have suggested that there are still surprises to reveal.

The concert, part of the Cruïlla d'Hivern series, will be recorded to immortalise a night aspiring to become a landmark for live music in Barcelona. The event, at 21:00, invites music lovers to experience a collective occasion in one of the city’s most emblematic spaces.

Palau de la Música Catalana is not only an auditorium; it is a living symbol of Barcelona culture. Its Modernist architecture and exceptional acoustics have made it a meeting point for artists from around the world. Each season, the Palau hosts proposals ranging from classical music to the most contemporary sounds, consolidating itself as an epicentre of the city’s musical life. For many, attending a concert in this space is an experience that transcends music and connects with Barcelona’s history and creative pulse.