Lorenzo Santamaría

Lorenzo Santamaría presents his new album in Barcelona, recorded live in Palma, with a large band and a repertoire that covers his best-known songs of Spanish melodic and romantic pop.

Lorenzo Santamaría is a Spanish singer born in Santa María del Camí. He began in rock: he led the group Z 66 and, from 1970, started a solo career under his own name. He released his first self-titled album in 1973. He is a figure of Spanish-language melodic and romantic pop, with number ones and hits in several countries and major tours across Latin America.

On this stop in Barcelona, the show presents his new album, recorded live at the Auditorium de Palma, as part of a tour of Spain and Latin America. On stage he is accompanied by a large band. The repertoire combines the new record with songs from throughout his career, including Para que no me olvides, Sólo por ese amor, Bailemos, Si tú fueras mi mujer, Noches de blanco satén and Te daré mi vida.

The Teatre Coliseum in Barcelona is a theatre that hosts mainly theatre performances and also concerts.