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Barcelona welcomes Roko Banana with Gran muralla, a live show of emotion, noise and resistance
Roko Banana presents their album Gran muralla this Thursday, 2 April at La Nau, a live show where intense guitars blend with lyrics about resistance, community and emotion.
The Banyoles trio presents Gran muralla at La Nau. Their live show combines social criticism and emotion. Their collaboration with Remei de Ca la Fresca provides a female perspective. The concert promises intensity and surprises. Discover how they connect with the public.
Roko Banana’s arrival in Barcelona marks a key moment for those who follow alternative music in the city. The Banyoles trio, made up of Mak Dzinovic, Edu Rodríguez and Àlex Abad, has presented its latest work, Gran muralla, at an event that promises to leave its mark at La Nau.
Gran muralla, released by Aloud Music, explores themes such as resistance, collectivity and human connection through lyrics revolving around stones, paths and walls. The album stands out for its distinctive sound, in which powerful guitars and emotive melodies combine with an energy felt in every live performance.
One of the most anticipated moments of the concert is the performance of Esport, a track featuring Remei de Ca la Fresca. Her vocal contribution and female perspective reinforce the message of solidarity and resistance that runs through the album.
The event at La Nau, this Thursday 2 April, will also feature Grup de Ties as support act, adding even more strength and diversity to the evening. The audience will be able to enjoy songs such as Les pedres, Haru and La pena i l’alegria, tracks already shaping up as anthems for the group’s followers.
Roko Banana’s visit offers the chance to discover how the group fuses social criticism, emotion and intensity in every performance. Their proposal goes beyond music: they seek to create unique experiences and connect with those attending their concerts.
In recent years, Roko Banana has established itself on the Catalan alternative scene thanks to its blend of math rock and indie, lyrics celebrating friendship and solidarity, and an authenticity apparent both in the studio and live.
La Nau, a benchmark venue for live music in Barcelona, has become the ideal stage for proposals that embrace innovation and closeness to the public. Its usual programme brings together both emerging bands and established artists, and its atmosphere encourages connection between musicians and attendees. Initiatives of this kind reinforce the city’s role as a cultural and musical epicentre in Catalonia.