Madrid adds a participatory musical show blending humour, dance, and generational classics

The show, starring Soraya Arnelas, Diana Hoyos, Nerea Rodríguez, Lorena Calero y Edgar Caro, begins as an everyday conversation that quickly turns into an energetic musical journey.

The setlist bridges decades and styles. Spanish pop rock anthems like ‘Voy a pasármelo bien’ and ‘No controles’ are performed alongside international classics such as ‘I Will Survive’ de Gloria Gaynor and ‘Believe’ de Cher. There’s also room for current artists like Shakira and Karol G.

The format combines live music, choreography, and costume changes with an eighties-inspired look featuring neon lights and sequins. Humour, led by Edgar Caro, keeps the pace between songs and strengthens the connection with the audience.

One of the show’s highlights is its participatory nature. Attendees don’t just sing from their seats—they can join the show on stage, turning the experience into something shared.

Performances run until 19 June, with tickets starting at 38.50 euros. For almost two hours, the theatre fills with groups of friends and couples who find in music a common ground between past and present.

The Gran Teatro Caixabank Príncipe Pío is establishing itself as one of the key venues for different cultural offerings. Its programme reflects a city committed to collective experiences, where leisure is enjoyed as a meeting point between generations and styles.