The event, held on one of the most significant stages for the artist, generated controversy even before it began. The organization prohibited entry to photojournalists, intending to be the sole source of official images. This decision diverted attention from what should have been the main focus: the emotion and the Catalan words Rosalía dedicated to her audience.
“"Barcelona, I love you madly. Singing in your city is an imposing experience because it's the place that watched you grow, the place that confronts you with who you were and who you are, the place where you cannot escape yourself."
During the performance, Rosalía was visibly emotional, shedding tears at various moments, a feeling that evolved as she revisited her discography. She performed some of her greatest hits, connecting deeply with the Catalan audience, and surprised everyone with the presence of actress Yolanda Ramos as a special guest.
The interaction between Rosalía and Yolanda Ramos, who alternated between Catalan and Spanish, captured the attention of attendees. The conversation revolved around bad experiences with men, with Yolanda Ramos sharing personal anecdotes that Rosalía corroborated, referring to her own heartbreaks. One of Ramos's most surreal stories drew laughter from the audience.
“"Never trust men who have things on top of their wardrobe; they have a dark past and an uncertain future."
The actress recounted an anecdote about a friend who discovered her boyfriend's infidelity in Barcelona, and her own experience with a musician. The story, full of extravagant details, included an impromptu waxing and an incident with a glass of water, culminating in Ramos's humorous conclusion: “The thing is, never go to bed with a musician.”
