Shakira and La Oreja de Van Gogh Singles Free at La Casa de la Música
In a remarkable celebration of music and culture, La Casa de la Música showcased seven unique performances by prominent female artists. This special series aimed to wrap up 2025 and welcome the new year with memorable melodies across historic Spanish landmarks.
Unforgettable Performances
The event highlighted seven women performing at iconic locations, each bringing their own style and emotional depth to the stage. These performances not only honored the past but also paid tribute to Spain’s rich musical heritage.
- Rosario and Ketama: Opening the New Year’s Eve special at the Pirulí, Rosario Flores and her son Pedro Antonio Lazaga collaborated with Ketama to perform “De ley”, marking the 30th anniversary of Antonio and Lola Flores’s passing.
- Amaia: From the Monasterio de Iratxe, the artist captivated audiences with her song “Aralar”, accompanied by a 40-piece orchestra, blending folk elements with a contemporary visual narrative.
- Nicki Nicole: She delivered an intimate performance of “Plegarias”, accompanied by 47 musicians at the historic Castle of Pedraza, creating a magical atmosphere with over 4,500 candles.
- Lola Índigo: Performing “VERDE” at the Alhambra’s Palacio de Carlos V, she paid homage to poet Federico García Lorca, showcasing a powerful flamenco collaboration.
- Ana Torroja: The iconic artist performed “Un año más” from the Museo Reina Sofía, delivering an emotional rendition accompanied by just a piano and violin.
- The Oreja de Van Gogh: The band announced the return of Amaia Montero and debuted their new single “Todos estamos bailando la misma canción” from the stunning Palacio Miramar in San Sebastián.
- Shakira: Performing her hit “Soltera” at Hard Rock Live in Miami, she engaged her Spanish fans with this crowd-pleaser that amassed over 366 million streams on Spotify.
2025: A Year of Celebration
The series culminated in a vibrant night, allowing audiences to reflect on a year filled with music and joy. Each performance was tailored to the historic sites, representing a fusion of tradition and modernity that resonated deeply with the viewers.
As Spain prepares to embrace 2026, the artistic expressions demonstrated throughout this series will undoubtedly linger, reminding everyone of the power of music to connect generations and communities.
