A total of 1,800 people attended the final concert of Els Amics de les Arts' 20th-anniversary tour at Barcelona's Park Güell. The free event, aimed at residents from the surrounding areas, is part of the park's cultural agenda to connect with the community.
At the Plaça de la Natura, the band performed a repertoire spanning two decades of their songs. The evening featured guest appearances by Andrea Motis for the song "L’home que treballa fent de gos" and Adrià Salas (La Pegatina) for "Ja no ens passa", collaborations from their album 20 anys d’Amics performed live for the first time.
The audience also enjoyed a special rendition of "L’Arquitecte", reinterpreted with a new arrangement inspired by Antoni Gaudí and his enduring legacy at the Park Güell.
The tour, initiated due to the positive reception of previous anniversary concerts, has solidified Els Amics de les Arts as a prominent name in Catalan music. The closing performance at the Barcelona park underscored their impact across generations.
This concert continues the Park Güell's free cultural programming, aimed at strengthening ties with neighboring communities. Previous events have included the cantata Carmina Burana with the Cor i l’Orquestra del Gran Teatre del Liceu, a concert by the Escolania de Montserrat, and the dance performance Decostumari.
The park's cultural offerings have received highly positive feedback and strong participation from local residents, establishing the Park Güell not only as a heritage site but also as a vibrant public space fostering cultural engagement and accessibility.
