Obk

Electropop duo formed in 1991 by Jordi Sánchez Ramos and Miguel Ángel Arjona, celebrating 35 years of career with the Vértigo Tour, with a stop at the Movistar Arena in Madrid.

OBK is an electropop duo formed in 1991 by Jordi Sánchez Ramos and Miguel Ángel Arjona. Their first album, Llámalo sueño, came out that same year, and since then the project has released singles and albums that place it among the reference groups of Spanish-language music. Among its best-known songs are Oculta realidad, De qué me sirve llorar, Historias de amor and La princesa de mis sueños.

The album Antropop included Tú sigue así, a music video for which OBK and J.A. Bayona received the Premio Ondas for best music video, and El cielo no entiende, a song that served as the official music of the 2000 Vuelta a España cycling race. With Babylon, the proposal became more experimental and darker, with songs such as Lucifer, Quiéreme otra vez and La herida. Falsa moral also forms part of that journey.

This tour, Vértigo Tour, marks the group's 35 years of career and visits several provincial capitals before its date in Madrid. The Movistar Arena is a venue that hosts mainly pop, rock and indie concerts, and it is where the duo presents its repertoire of hits.