Jeanette

Jeanette, Spanish-British singer of songs such as Soy rebelde or Por qué te vas, takes her 50 Aniversario tour to the Movistar Arena with a journey through five decades of career, from her beginnings with Pic-Nic to her solo years.

Jeanette began her career as a member of the folk-rooted group Pic-Nic before embarking on a solo career. Her major breakthrough came in 1971 with Soy rebelde. In 1974 she released Por qué te vas, a song by José Luis Perales, then little known, which ended up as the theme for Carlos Saura's film Cría cuervos. She has sung duets with Raphael, Julio Iglesias and Juan Bau, and today she is considered one of the most important female balladeers in the world.

The show traces her artistic evolution, from the songs that defined an era with Pic-Nic to her solo years and albums such as Corazón de poeta. On stage she is joined by a live band that plays new arrangements, and the staging blends the nostalgia of her repertoire with a more contemporary tone.

The 50 Aniversario tour celebrates five decades of career, and its aesthetic is inspired by vintage posters of the 1960s and 1970s, with a reinterpreted retro feel. The Movistar Arena hosts concerts and shows in Madrid, and it is the venue chosen for this date of the tour in the capital.