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Nil Moliner closes his tour at the Palau Sant Jordi alongside Gerard Quintana
Nil Moliner bid farewell to his Lugar Paraíso Tour in Barcelona. Gerard Quintana surprised the audience with a special collaboration. The Palau Sant Jordi vibrated with 15,000 attendees. Find out what the tour's most emotional night was like. Do not miss the details and the most celebrated songs.
Nil Moliner bid farewell to his Lugar Paraíso Tour in Barcelona. Gerard Quintana surprised the audience with a special collaboration. Palau Sant Jordi vibrated with 15,000 attendees. Find out what the most emotional night of the tour was like. Do not miss the details and the most celebrated songs.
Nil Moliner brought his Lugar Paraíso Tour to a close this Saturday at Barcelona’s Palau Sant Jordi, where he gathered 15,000 followers for a concert full of energy and emotion. The most eagerly awaited moment came when Gerard Quintana, the voice of Sopa de Cabra, joined Moliner on stage to perform the songs 'El far del sud' and 'L’Empordà' together, sparking an ovation from the audience.
During the show, Moliner recalled his beginnings and shared with attendees the emotion of closing such a special chapter. The artist revisited the big hits from his latest album, such as 'Libertad', 'Mi religión', 'Good day', 'Enséñame', 'Estamos bien', 'Vuela alto' and 'Costa Rica', connecting with the audience through his characteristic rhythm and the presence of live trumpets.
In a warm gesture, Moliner came down from the stage and mingled among the attendees, wearing an FC Barcelona shirt and accompanied by his musicians, bringing the celebration even closer to the fans. The concert, structured in chapters, kept the energy high and turned the venue into a true celebration.
The set list also included songs in Catalan such as 'Ara', 'Soldadito', 'Vuela alto' and 'Meneíto', which were sung along to by the audience. Moliner highlighted Barcelona’s importance in his career and created a festive atmosphere throughout the night.
The Lugar Paraíso Tour has taken Nil Moliner to cities such as Madrid, Marbella, València, Sant Vicent del Raspeig, Santiago de Compostela, Valladolid, Seville, Granada, Bilbao, Burgos and Zaragoza. The artist had already turned Palau Sant Jordi into his 'Lugar paraíso' on 20 April 2024, and now bid farewell to his Catalan audience with an unforgettable night.