Amaral

Spanish rock and folk rock group originating from Zaragoza, formed by Eva Amaral and Juan Aguirre, arriving in Madrid with the final stretch of the tour for their album Dolce Vita.

Amaral is a Spanish rock and folk rock group formed in Zaragoza in 1992 on the initiative of Eva Amaral and Juan Aguirre. Their debut album, released in 1998 through the EMI label, introduced them to audiences across the country. This was followed by works such as Una pequeña parte del mundo, which extended their success beyond borders, and Estrella de mar, which marked the beginning of recognitions and awards.

Their career includes collaborations and concerts alongside Lenny Kravitz and Bob Dylan. In 2010 they received a national contemporary music award, which they donated to the Vicente Ferrer Foundation. Their eighth album, Salto al color (2019), was strongly influenced by electronic music, a territory the group explored in depth.

Their ninth studio album, Dolce Vita (2025), brings together fifteen songs composed entirely by the group themselves, without external collaborations, and represents a return to their roots, with a sound reminiscent of albums from eight or even twenty years ago. This date at the Movistar Arena forms part of the final stretch of the tour for that work. The venue hosts concerts and shows in Madrid.