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Delafé is Oscar D'Aniello, former component of Facto Delafé and Las Flores Azules, a group consisting of three components from other groups: Facto (Marc Barrachina) who left the band in 2010; Delafé that is currently the only component of the band, and Las Flores Azules (Helena Miquel) who left the group in 2015. Their songs mix several styles and that adds a differential value to their music. In 2016 Delafé published his first solo album "La Fuerza Irresistible". Since then, the singles have been happening: "La gran ola" (2108), "Menos cabeza más corazón" (2018), "Adrenalina" -feat. Delaporte- (2019), "La Bien Querida" (2019) and "Si está bien" (2019). The Madtown Days by Jim Beam concert cycle, promoted by Radio Madrid, aims to make the capital the representative center of different musical branches aimed at live lovers. Since 2015, more than 50,000 people have enjoyed the most prominent national and international artists of rock, indie, soul and electronics. Allowed the entry to children under 16 accompanied by an adult.

The Scottish singer and writer Lewis Capaldi visits our country again, on October 28 in the Teatro Barceló in Madrid and on October 29th in the Bikini room in Barcelona. His success began in 2017 with his debut single "Bruises" and continues in 2019 as he has been nominated in the "Critics Choice Awards" category of the BBC. Do not miss it and discover the great songs that will present us at the concert. We will wait for you.

Álvaro Lafuente already known by his stage name Guitarricadelafuente is an artist with Aragonese roots from Andalusian plazuela and with feet in the terreta. His music arises from the influences of the people of his childhood where surrounded by musicians he learned to love music and perceive it as something with which to transmit from the heart. Both he and his music have fallen in love with all kinds of audiences. Successes such as Guantanamera, Nana Triste, El Conticinio, Agua y Mezcal, are already among the most recognized in our country. Allowed the entry to children under 16 accompanied by an adult.

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The Limboos present in Madrid their new album "Baía" (Penniman Records), will be on Friday, November 8 at the Teatro Barceló. Five years have passed since The Limboos appeared on the scene with his particular 'Exotic Rhythm & Blues'. At this time they have not stopped turning throughout the peninsula, expanding their horizons to countries such as France, Germany or Belgium, in addition to growing and maturing as a band along this path. The culmination of this evolution is found in Baía (Penniman Records, 2019), his third album. Faced with such a novelty, one can only surrender to the evidence: The Limboos live in their own league. Gone are the days when it was necessary to classify them as 'retro' or 'vintage'. In Baía the borders disappear. The band's search goes beyond the path that separates Chicago and Santiago from Cuba. A good example of this is his first advance Where Did She Go? Pure energy in the form of a song made to be danced until exhausted in its hypnotic networks. There is no doubt that The Limboos's musical limits only depend on them. Looking back, he is worthy of admiring how cool Space Mambo still sounds (Penniman Records, 2014); and how they doubled the bet with Limbootica! (Penniman Records, 2017), his second album, in which they developed and strengthened the 'limbo sound'. It seems incredible that they have done it again. 'Baía' is called to be the record that consecrates them as one of the great bands of today. Throughout the eleven songs that compose it, The Limboos stir the ingredients of its sound, erasing the stylistic borders in which some have tended to typecast them. In their new work - produced by Mike Mariconda and with 100% of their own songs - they give us a new class lesson, of sweaty elegance. Along the way, they teach us that within this rotten postmodern world, there is another, a limbootic territory in which those who keep the secrets of good music live and where everything is real, hot and exciting. Today is your lucky day: you can listen to Baía, the new of The Limboos, every day at home, at work, in your car, at your parties. And maybe one day they play not so far from where you live. If that happens, leave everything and run to see them. Then you will see how limbootic voodoo will take hold of you forever. - Friday, November 8. - Madrid. Teatro Barceló. - Early entry: 12 euros + expenses. - Ticket office: 16 euros. - Door opening: 8:30 p.m. - Start: 9:00 p.m. - Tickets now on sale at Eventbrite - Children policy: Children must access accompanied by an adult.

On November 14th at 9:00 pm, Bear's Den will be at Teatro Barceló. It will be a great opportunity to see them playing songs of  their new album "So That You Might Hear Me" live. An album that talks about the "attempt to communicate with someone and feel that you can not reach them" as they said. If you do not want to miss it, get your tickets now!